If you’re in the mood for a light-hearted read – the dialog is really witty and the audiobook really shines in this department – but aren’t tied to a happily ever after – this is the book for you. By the end, the boys are willing but able or ready? I’m not so sure. Well, I guess you’d call this a story with a HFN, but… they don’t leave us with a lot of hope. Jesse and Martin start what is looking like a hot and heavy affair, but can it go anywhere? Martin is a city boy and Jesse a country boy and never the twain shall meet. He gets a wild hair to go to the rodeo and there he finds himself his very own cowboy, Jesse. Review: Martin is a very flamboyant (to say the least) gay man.
It’s up to Jesse to see if he can change Martin’s mind. As a flaming city queer, he sees no way to fit with the solid, athletic Jesse. When Jesse invites Martin to his ranch, the visit is almost derailed by Martin’s realization that they lead very different lives. Instant attraction leads to a one-night stand that gets under Martin’s insouciant skin and causes him to rethink his determination not to get involved emotionally. He convinces two friends that a visit to the rodeo is every gay man’s wet dream, and so the three of them gaily (and I do mean gaily) set off to watch cowboy asses in action.Ī visit to a bar after the event gets Martin closer to the action than he ever thought possible, and he meets Jesse Cumberland, the man who caught his eye in the ring and made his rhinestones sparkle. Blurb: What could be hunkier than a cowboy? Not much, according to Martin Du Bois.
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