Review: Texas Ranger and a Dancer!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 22, 2014
This made me smile the entire time I was reading it. One reason, Mr. Lanyon has gotten Texas/Texans right. I am so grateful for that!. Secondly, it's one of my favorite themes, friends/lovers parting ways at a young age and finding each other years later.That is what has happened to Web Eisley and Mitchell Evans, childhood friends, that became lovers in their teens. Mitch wanted to be a dancer, but his father was admittedly opposed. Mitch paid for his own dance lessons, earning the ire of his father and admiration of Web. When Web and Mitch argue about coming out, Mitch outs himself to his father. The result is Mitch being kicked out of his home. He leaves Texas for ballet in New York, leaving Web behind without a word of goodbye. Ten years later, Mitch is back home, tending to the aftermath of his father's death.This is a short (too bad), but as good as it gets. I loved it. Rack up another one for Mr. Lanyon, he's batting 500 in my book. I give it a flat Texasscape full of stars.(less)