Stand up for yourself and grab on to your chance

Ex-Chicago Cop Rhys had been framed by his partner on the force/lover. Working time on a ranch in Montana promises to shorten his prison sentence, but after arriving Rhys would rather leave immediatly again. The ranche is barely holding on, the nearby village full of narrow minded people and sitting on horseback is not his thing either. But then there is this unexpected attraction to smiling young ranch hand Finn and to brooding handsome foreman Callan.

Sloane Kennedy has started her series „Finding“ with three very different men in difficult situations and I wondered how they would find their home together. The story is a perfect mix of gay romance and modern wild west that grabbed me after the first sentences and kept me curious to the end. Rhys is the catalyst setting a development in motion that had been stagnating between Finn and Call for years, now really speeding up the storyline. Rhys,Finn and Callan are such likable characters that I worried with them and so wished them to find their luck and home. The final solution is a bit out of the ordinary but I liked it and I could close the story with a happy, satisfied smile.

Michael Pauley has mastered this narration with a nearly all male character cast of outdoor men of few grumpy words perfectly. His voice variations make it easy to distinguish determined Rhys, sweet Finn and moody Callan and follow them through the fast paced stroyline. Especially at the end, when all is escalating to an unexpected show-down, he captures each protagonist well and so gives the audio book listerner a vivid picture of the damatic scene. Well done!

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