My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Escaping his overbearing father in Britain, Viscount Collin Northington jumps at the chance to spend two weeks on a US ranch with his friend George and George's husband, Alan, secretly hoping to find a cowboy of his own. Enter Tank Rogers, a solitary veteran who took over his family's ranch after military service. Though Tank initially agrees to put up the aristocratic visitor in exchange for ranch help, his feelings quickly turn un-neighbourly as he discovers there is much more to Collin than upper-crust manners. With Collin bound for high society and Tank firmly rooted in his dusty ranch, the two men must figure out whether they can bridge their completely different worlds.
I absolutely loved this story. Tank and Collin both bring their own distinct struggles and military backgrounds to the table—Tank from his US service and Collin from his time in the UK RAF. Tank fully expected a lazy, spoiled British aristocrat to land on his doorstep, so it was fantastic watching Collin completely shatter those expectations by proving himself to be exceptionally hardworking and genuinely talented with horse management. As they shared the daily chores around the ranch, their mutual resistance crumbled, leading to an intense physical relationship during Collin's brief two-week stay that quickly blossomed into deep feelings. That leaves Tank facing a massive choice: whether to let go or relocate to the UK to stand by Collin as he tackles his problems back home. Filled with rich emotions and genuine feeling throughout, alongside plenty of compelling drama as both men navigated their own personal baggage, this was a thoroughly satisfying and heart-warming read. This was an MM story with mature content.
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