Title:
Planting
His Dream
Author:
Andrew Grey
Publisher:
Dreamspinner Press
Publishers
URL: http://www.dreamspinnerpress.com
ISBN/BIN:
9781634772174
Genre:
{M/M}, Contemporary
Rating:
4.5 Nymphs
Literary
Nymph Reviewer: Critter Nymph
Foster
is tired of milking cows. All he wants
is to get away and live somewhere he can be himself. When his father passes, Foster has to put his
dreams on the back burner and realizes that what he wants has always been right
in front of him.
Andrew
Grey brings the readers another well done story that will pull them in from the
first page. Foster and Javi are the main
characters in Planting His Dream. Both have a lot in common. Foster’s family has owned their farm for many
generations. Through thick and thin,
they have worked the land, but Foster wants something different from his father. Javi’s family also works the land but, unlike
Foster’s family, Javi and his family travel from state to state picking other
people’s produce. Javi wants something
different as well, but is worried about leaving his mother and siblings with a
father that drinks. When the two are
brought together, there is an instant attraction but Javi is only there for a
short time and Foster goes back to his old life.
A
lot happens in a year and, when Javi and his family return to the Gaylon farm,
Foster is running things. The men are a
year older and the feelings that started to blossom when they first met are
even stronger now. The men also have
even more responsibilities now than a year ago and it seems as if these two
will never find their happily ever after.
Planting His Dream has a lot of ups and
downs and, more than once, I could not keep from crying. Foster and Javi are the type of characters
that will have you pulling for them from the beginning and the passion that
exists between them is intense. I liked
watching both these men come into their own.
I will admit I did not think this story would end well but I liked the
way the author wrapped everything up.
This story is one that fans of the author will love and, if you have not
yet tried anything by this author, I would suggest you give Planting His Dream a chance.

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