Review: M/M Country style
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 10, 2014
The Chase is a great story. As I read the story it was more of a cross between a contemporary and western. You have Brew Lloyd who is the son of one of the towns’ best lawyers and Chase Grayson who is the son of one of the ranchers and mine owners. Being in a small town the young men did know of each other but didn't hang out in the same groups. Brew was a couple years behind Chase. He was into the arts in school he performed in the school plays, was on the debate team and is openly gay. Chase was the football hero. He worked the ranch and partied with his friends.  Unlike his friends he didn't chase the girls. He was fascinated with a vision of a male form with elusive dark eyes.  Two different lives but they did have one thing in common, the dream of the one person who could make them happy.After graduation Chase stayed on the ranch his father owned, the Chase Ranch and Mine. He and his father Roy Grayson worked the two thousand acres by themselves taking care of the land, cattle and the up keep of the mine. The mine is an old silver mine. They don't work the mine it is more of a family keep sake, part of their land and history. Which someone is trying to take from them. Someone has filed a claim with the BLM stating they actually own the mine. So Roy contacted his old friend Cranley Lloyd to help him out with this problem.After Brew graduated he left town to go to school and live a happier life in LA. But now he finds himself back in the small town he left knocking on his own front door. He has returned at the request of his father. Well if you call being reminded of where the money you’re given for tuition and playing comes from a request. Brew actually considers the money more a bribe than a gift. After all his father basically abandoned him when he found out his only son was gay. Cranley Lloyd didn't physically abandon his son. He let the friendship and love disappear from their relationship. This leaves Brew a little bitter. So while he is watching the house for his parents while they are gone for a family emergency. He lets his dad know he really can't stay long. He needs to get back to LA for a possible job.But as we know the best laid plans of mice and men often have a wrench tossed in them. Brew now finds himself sitting across from Roy talking about a job helping on the ranch. It seems with the legal troubles Roy can use some help with the daily chores. As Brew is trying to figure a way out of this Chase enters the room. Now as memories of Chase from his high school days enter his mind all he can think is when do I start. Chase on the other hand is now confronted with the man with the elusive dark eyes of his dreams.Now the fun and intrigue start. The fate of the Ranch and Mine, our two young men, their future and the relationship between fathers and sons are all at stake. Small towns have a lot more excitement than people think.