The soap opera continues...All the characters are there and the drama. Thankfully with a little less sex then Morning Report. ( )

The soap opera continues...All the characters are there and the drama. Thankfully with a little less sex then Morning Report. ( )

This is a typical gay western romance, with its plot developing in the middle of farm animals, Sunday roasts, and bunkhouses. I’m not familiar with that life, but, from what I can gather, the author is, the feeling felt true, cause it wasn’t a dreamlike utopia, but more low income jobs, small town community, that can be good and bad at the same time, and always checking the account books cause the next storm can be your defeat. So the setting was more than good, and I appreciated the choral job the author did with all the characters. Maybe I had some struggling at first in getting familiar with all faces, cause this is a second book in a series, and almost all the characters came from the previous story. But once you manage, the output is to want to go back and read that book.

There was an hint of May/December romance, meaning that Tommy is a very young cowboy and Noah is instead a more or less thirty years old pastor, plus Tommy is totally new to relationship, being gay but never had the chance to “experiment” it, while instead Noah hints to the fact he had at least one important long-term relationship in his past. But again, the author managed to make it playful and not like something really bearing on their love story.

There is maybe too much sex, but that is entirely me, and truth be told, there is an equal balance of plot and sex, so that this is for sure an erotic romance (meaning romance with sex) and not plenty erotica.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/1613724756/?tag=elimyrevandra-20

Brilliant! I think I enjoyed this one more than the first in the series, 'Morning Report'. This will be a much-read favourite. ( )

Brilliant! I think I enjoyed this one more than the first in the series, 'Morning Report'. This will be a much-read favourite. ( )