My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Bo was out and proud as a nonbinary person which didn’t come easy, but he's finally found his place. He has an amazing work family at the cabaret bar where he performs, Chicago fits him better than his Texas hometown ever did, and he's truly happy. Especially once Jameson walks into his life. The new bartender accepts him effortlessly for who he is, and the man is more than easy on the eyes. In fact, the way he looks out for Bo is giving him all sorts of ideas, even though those cuddles were purely platonic. Weren’t they? But Bo has more on his mind than finding Mr. Right. His brother Diesel won’t stop hounding him, which means it’s time to face the very thing he's been avoiding for years. He needs to return to Plum Valley and confront his past. Jameson has never met anyone quite like Bo. Every time they’re up on stage in their makeup and heels, he watches them. When that shy blush spreads over their cheeks off-stage, he stares. And when he finds them crying in the storage room after a difficult conversation with their brother, he can’t help but soothe away their tears.He always assumed he was only attracted to women, but suddenly, he's questioning everything. Including his reaction to the sight of Bo in lingerie. He might have a lot to figure out, like whether or not Bo is interested in me. But he thinks it’s fairly safe to say he's not as straight as he thought he was.
I loved this story with Bo finding a found family and life that gave him the freedom to be himself. I loved that Jameson was open to a change in his preferences and that love was possible in many ways. Their relationship was beautiful and I thought that the way that Jameson supported Bo at home was great. A lot of feelings and emotions in this story as they both did some soul searching. This was an MX story with mature content.
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