My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Keith is a lifelong Foggy Basin local, content with his quiet rural routine, while Bart arrives from suburban Sacramento completely out of his element. Lost during the town’s Pride parade, Bart accepts help from Keith — a small choice that sparks a connection and may push this city boy toward a life he never expected.
This was an enjoyable story as Bart arrived in Foggy Basin to help his aging uncle with the family dairy farm and ended up never leaving, while Keith crossed paths with him through work. I especially loved Bart’s uncle as he brought a lot of fun and warmth to the story. Keith was harder for me to connect with, mostly because he stayed so reticent about something in his past, and we never really learned what that was. The baby cow added some humour, though a few moments were confusing, especially the switch between feeding from its mother and being bottle‑fed. Overall, the story had light emotions and feelings throughout, and I enjoyed spending time with these characters and the gentle, small‑town charm of their world. This was an MM story with mature content.
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