A slow-burn friends-to-lovers story that hits all the emotional notes. Alec and his best friend have a bond that runs deep, but the fear of losing what they already have keeps them suspended in a kind of emotional limbo. That tension makes every interaction feel loaded, every moment meaningful.
Neill writes their story with such care, allowing these two men the space to figure themselves out—flaws, fears, and all. The rural setting isn’t just background; it becomes part of the emotional fabric of the novel. There’s a softness to the way they fall in love, a sense of homecoming that feels just right.
I came for the cowboys. I stayed for the vulnerability, the authenticity, and the quiet courage it takes to finally say: yes, I want more.
A slow-burn friends-to-lovers story that hits all the emotional notes. Alec and his best friend have a bond that runs deep, but the fear of losing what they already have keeps them suspended in a kind of emotional limbo. That tension makes every interaction feel loaded, every moment meaningful.
Neill writes their story with such care, allowing these two men the space to figure themselves out—flaws, fears, and all. The rural setting isn’t just background; it becomes part of the emotional fabric of the novel. There’s a softness to the way they fall in love, a sense of homecoming that feels just right.
I came for the cowboys. I stayed for the vulnerability, the authenticity, and the quiet courage it takes to finally say: yes, I want more.
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