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Gage And Collin (2014)

by S.J. Frost(Favorite Author)

3.45 of 5 Votes: 4

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

MLR Press

series

Storming Love: One Storm, Twelve Men

review 1: A storm is coming and although Deputy Collin Maddox is no longer in a relationship with horse farm owner Gage Chapman, Collin still cares deeply for Gage.Gage & Collin is the first story in the MLR Press Storming Love: One Storm, Twelve Men series. The setting is North Carolina. The theme is the emotional influence brought about by the deadly Hurricane Lauris. The characters are realistic. Gage is a down-to-earth openly gay professional champion rider who was fed up with the homophobic attitudes encountered during his career; so he retired from riding, bought a farm and moved his highly prized horses to North Carolina. After his failed relationship with Collin, Gage has concluded that the only continual partnership in his life is his horses.Because of his future career g... moreoals, Collin hides his sexuality. The fact that he is in the closet causes Collin to feel guilty about his pretend casual friendship with Gage. The threat of possibly dying or losing Gage in the storm becomes a wake up call for Collin. Collin must decide what is really important to him, as well as his future. S.J. Frost has created a fascinating saga. I especially enjoyed the myths about the painted horses.
review 2: A great quick read! This story has such good tension between former lovers, Gage and Collin. I could feel they cared about each other and just knew they were reaching the same emotional point at the same time in their rekindling relationship. And I loved, loved, LOVED Shaman! He stole my heart ^_^ I do wish the book was longer, but not because the story was missing anything. It was a complete story, had a solid ending, and I don't even know what more I would want, just that I enjoyed it enough that I wanted more. I don't know if that makes any sense! But now I'm really looking forward to the other stories in the series and seeing what the other authors do with this theme! less

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