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Can the magic of Christmas, and the soft voice of a man who has seen too much, show Bryan a future where anything is possible?
Bryan Graham is shocked to find he’s inherited a hunting cabin in north-central Pennsylvania. From his grandfather of all people; a stubborn man who went out of his way to make Bryan’s childhood miserable. He’d vowed never to go back to the small, rural community of Kutter’s Summit, not that he didn’t have fond memories of the place. It’s just that he’d rather be celebrating a quiet Christmas back in Nashville with his cat and his contracts.
A couple of weeks of hunting, cleaning, and handyman work, and he can hopefully put the place up for sale and move on with his life. He never expected to find his childhood friend Parson Greer living in the cabin. Parson is no longer a boy, but a handsome, wary man consumed by the demons of a faraway desert war. When a rekindled friendship shifts into something deeper, Bryan finds himself lost in emotions that a workaholic like him has never made time to experience before.
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Review by: Jennifer
(3.5 Stars)
When Bryan's grandfather died, he has
to return to Pennsylvania, a place he left after high school with hopes of not
going back. Going back opens up the old
memories and hurt that Bryan had pushed down, the hurt of his grandfather not
supporting Bryan when he came out, in fact the loving grandfather he once had
changed to bigoted and hateful. When Bryan finds out that he was left a rustic
cabin and property, his first instinct is to sell it and donate the profits to
charity. Bryan decides to go up and see what shape the cabin is in and is
determined to fix things up and get it ready to sell. Finding Parson, a guy he
went to school with, living in the cabin throws Bryan for a loop. After finding
out what little he can about Parson's past and the obvious PTSD he has from his
time overseas, Bryan decides that he wants to help his friend. When Parson confesses that he once had
feelings for Bryan, the two take the new found friendship to another level. Bryan
has been clear from day one, his life is back in the city and NOT in the woods
with no cell signal. But when feelings get involved will Bryan change his mind
and stay, or will he convince Parson to leave the quiet and go to the city with
him?
This for me was just ok read. I love
the story of going back home and the rekindled friendship turning more trope.
There were some aspects that I didn't care for, but that’s just me. This has a
small bit of drama, loads of Christmas, and a few naughty bits. I give this 3.5
stars.
USA Today Bestselling Author V.L. Locey – Penning LGBT hockey romance that skates into sinful pleasures.
V.L. Locey loves worn jeans, yoga, belly laughs, walking, reading and writing lusty tales, Greek mythology, Torchwood and Dr. Who, the New York Rangers, comic books, and coffee. (Not necessarily in that order.) She shares her life with her husband, her daughter, one dog, two cats, a pair of geese, far too many chickens, and two steers.
When not writing spicy romances, she enjoys spending her day with her menagerie in the rolling hills of Pennsylvania with a cup of fresh java in one hand and a steamy romance novel in the other.
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