Kay Noble

“But Jonathan was Jonathan, and it was well known by now that he was not going to marry without affection, and procuring that affection was rather impossible when the man did nothing to encourage it. The issue with Jonathan, as the entire family saw it, was his very particular tastes. He could judge a woman with one look and determine if they would suit, and, aside from doing his duty to wallflowers, he only danced with those he considered potentials. After one dance, he could determine if the female in question were appropriate for his needs. Not a single”
― Rebecca Connolly, A Sporting Season