Review: For the love of Montana
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 24, 2014
I have to smile at some of the criticisms...RJ Scott, bless her British heart, slips into Brit-speak and sometimes doesn't track time zones...but I confess I didn't notice much of that.  I liked Jay the transplanted New Yorker (yeah, and RJ, dear thing, doesn't totally get NY either, but who cares) and Nate the born-and-bred cowboy (or, horseboy, as it were).  I liked Nate's brothers; I loved Jay's family.  I loved the relative lack of angst, or at least high drama.  I love the natural progression of the two MC's interaction in true romantic comedy mode.But most of all I loved the love for Montana (whether she's been there or not) that RJ puts into her characters' hearts.  She makes us understand how Montana (and I do know Montana a little, having been there to visit family) gets under your skin and makes you happy.  I embrace the idea that many gay men are looking for love and constancy (nice old word) and not just sex.  It is not fashionable outside the m/m romance world, but it is nonetheless true.Surely this new series will garner it's share of RJ Scott fans, and justly so.