Stories from the Range: Book Four

Country singer Willie Meadows is a fake. He’s under no circumstances ridden a equine, and his “Traditional western” gear comes from a shop shop in LA. No wonder Wilson Edwards, the real man in those fake boots, is struggling creative block. Determined to connect using the music, Wilson purchases a ranch in Wyoming to understand the country life-style, actually if he has no intention of working the business. Then Steve Peterson turns up eager, destitute, and hungry, having just escaped a gay about A Foreign Range deprogramming medical center run by his father’s cult.

Steve was likely to teach horses for the ranch’s ex – owner, however the job is gone together with his would-be employer. Luckily Wilson includes a short-term solution: Steve can ranch-sit while Wilson will business in LA. However when he comes back, Wilson barely recognizes the place. There are educated horses in the paddock, and the ranch is within great shape. Abruptly he discovers himself inspired not by the cowboy life style but by Steve himself.

But the cult continues to be after Steve, and Wilson’s fear of scandal means he’s still in the closet. Developing could kill Willie’s career-but denying his feelings for Steve could eliminate the only part of him that’s real.