Review: Love between blue collar and silver spoon
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 30, 2013
Trent Cooper is a master electrician who runs his own business, he also is the father of his sister's children who he adopted, after her death. Trent's goal in life is to raise his kids and make a happy home for them. His days as a single man who lived the gay lifestyle of one night stands is over. He hopes to one day find someone who will want a home and family but since that hasn't been his experience over the past four years, he's not expecting much.When Trent is called in on a rush job for a new gallery, he hopes he will eventually be considered as a contractor for the Layne company that has the job. Trent is amazed when he finds out that the gallery owner is Gage Sinclair a top investigative reporter and photographer whose work he has admired for years. What Trent doesn't know is that Gage is also gay.Gage Sinclair lives the lifestyle that Trent gave up years ago. When he sees Trent he is immediately attracted and lets his feelings show. Trent is so surprised and embarrassed at his immediate attraction to Gage that he says he isn't gay. That is reinforced when Gage sees Trent with his kids and their aunt when they visit him downtown. Gage simply can't get over Trent and the attraction between them seems to be growing...This was a well crafted story, it was well written and very enjoyable. The characters were interesting and believable, I loved the kids and their personalities. I liked the plot twists and storyline. Definitely a great read.