Review: Cowboy Waltz
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 23, 2013
written for [...]Booker is a young man that has rodeo in the blood. Jed sees that from the start and takes a chance that a greenhorn is better than the worthless hand he has now.  He talks his boss into letting him hire Booker.  Jed loves nothing more than the rodeo and his brother and mother.  His lifestyle keeps him from getting into relationships with women, and he isn't the friendly type but Booker brings out feelings in him he doesn't want to face.Booker knows he is gay and he also knows his feelings for Jed are more than friendship but he is happy with being room-mates. At least until Jed realizes there is more and starts running from his feelings instead of owning them.This is a very heartfelt book of denial. The story is full of angst and deep emotions of friendship, love, relationships, being gay and just being in love period.  It's one heck of a rollercoaster ride with Jed's feelings going up and down and hot and cold, but in the long run the story is worth holding on tight and hanging on till the end of the ride. I will warn you be ready to rip out Jed's heart, more than once or slap him silly LOL.Recommendation: If you like heartfelt stories, friends to lovers, closeted gay, true love that's hard won, happy endings, and very explicit very hot and steamy mansex and of course Cowboys and horses, this is definitely for you..