From Goodreads: In "Narcissus" Hunt continues with Algy's life, 11 years after he left Willie (Willie is Hunt's protagonist in Sweet Lavender) In Narcissus, Algy has settled down with a lovely wife and children. However he is far from happy as he is slowly awaken to his real self. His struggles to finally attain his true love is the center of the story. The background depicting the trials of Oscar Wilde and gay men's struggles in a prohibitive and often demeaning Victorian society is luminously written.
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