Dai gave up everything
when he ran away with his cousin, traded a life of wealth, power, and
security to create their band and live the way they want. The one thing
he refuses to do is hide; he's worked way too hard, and given up way too
much, to pretend to be something he's not.
Cooper never anticipated he would trade rodeo fame for country music stardom. But the secret he had to keep for his own safety is now a secret he has to keep to protect his band. The one thing he can never do is make his sexuality public; he's sacrificed far too much to risk it all by airing personal matters.
But when a chance meeting turns into a passionate night that neither can forget, a tenuous relationship neither wants to let go, someone is going to have to break the rules...
Cooper never anticipated he would trade rodeo fame for country music stardom. But the secret he had to keep for his own safety is now a secret he has to keep to protect his band. The one thing he can never do is make his sexuality public; he's sacrificed far too much to risk it all by airing personal matters.
But when a chance meeting turns into a passionate night that neither can forget, a tenuous relationship neither wants to let go, someone is going to have to break the rules...
Overall I it was a likable story, once I figured out who
everyone was. It was a nice storyline, closet case, finds love in another band.
Doesn’t tell anyone, people find out and think he’s joining that band. Instead they are meeting up around the world
and going at it, like bunnies. Cooper
was a likable guy, down home and Dai off the charts gay. Interesting match, but it worked. The
secondary was likable as well, as you got to know them towards the end. Although,
I have to say, I didn’t feel any lasting connection with any of them. The time
frame also confused me and kept me from loving this story, I got the five year
jump. But after that we were all over the place, meeting not meeting but no
since of how long apart, where are we? Or at least I didn’t get one. Couple of
others things just didn’t work for me either.
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