Title:
Cowboy Waltz
Author:
Cameron Dane
Publisher:
Loose Id
Publishers
URL: http://www.loose-id.com
ISBN/BIN:
978-1-62300-434-7
Genre:
{M/M}, Western, Contemporary
Rating:
4.5 Nymphs
Literary
Nymph Reviewer: Critter Nymph
It’s
not easy to get a job working the rodeo when you’re a greenhorn. Luckily for Booker, Jed’s desperate and
doesn’t have a choice.
Cowboy Waltz is an interesting new story by
author Cameron Dane. This is a story
that centers around two young men; one just starting out on his own, another
wise to the world around him, especially the rodeo. The characters and story are well-written and
will pull the reader in. As the story
covers a period of several years, the author does a good job building the
friendship between the two men. As the
story starts, only Booker is gay. His
fear of how others, especially Jed, will react means he stays in the closet.
His eagerness to learn makes him easy to like and readers will not be able to
help rooting for him.
Jed,
on the other hand, is a hard working cowboy who has been working the rodeo
circuit for some time. While he is not
always happy with his boss, he loves the freedom and responsibility his job
gives him. He’s also straight, which makes him wonder why
he keeps having fantasies about his young co-worker. Jed is a not as easy going as Booker and,
while readers are sure to like this character, he does have a lot of rough
spots.
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