When Ethan Stokes
returns to his family’s farm after his mother’s death, he didn’t expect
the obligatory weekend visit to turn into a project that would take the
entire summer to complete. He also didn’t expect to be living with Quinn
Kincade, the man who Ethan shared his first kiss with back in high
school. But if Ethan remembered correctly, wasn’t Quinn… straight?
Between milking cows, renovating barns, and dealing with aging fathers with strong opinions, the two men try to maneuver the best they know how, both looking for their happily ever after atop Rainbow Hill.
Between milking cows, renovating barns, and dealing with aging fathers with strong opinions, the two men try to maneuver the best they know how, both looking for their happily ever after atop Rainbow Hill.
We start this story with one of the MC, Ethan being called
home to the family farm and not really knowing why. Once he arrives he quickly
realizes that what he assumes is completely wrong and in fact his old high
school crush, Quinn is living in his old bed room. And that Quinn, the two
fathers have decided to convert the farm into a LGBT friendly getaway. Being in
between jobs and possibly boyfriends Ethan agrees. But one simple idea turns
out to be a lot more complicated.
So this is a fun, light hearted but with little depth read.
The two main MC’s are cute together, and the best girlfriend is just sassy
enough. And of course the ex-boyfriend is just arrogant enough. All to make a
sweet read for a cold winter’s day.
Thank you so much for such a nice review. Glad I kept you warm. Yours, Alex Carreras.
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