| Becoming a witness against his now ex-girlfriend's family
and having to be taken into protective custody, was the push
Trey needed to finally admit life is too short to live a
lie, to stop denying his sexuality and admit he was gay.
When Trey mets Tenino, the sheriff deputy assigned to
protect him, he knew there was no way he could suppress the
attraction and arousal he felt for the other man.
Tenino has been waiting patiently to find his mate. He
felt a strong attraction to Trey the moment he laid eyes on
him, and he knew the feelings were mutual. Even with such a
strong mutual attraction and need for each other Tenino
needed a sign from the elders to confirm Trey was the mate
he was waiting for before he could surrender his heart and
spirit.
Two Spirits continues the story that began
with Spirit Flight and Spirits Shared. I
really felt for Trey, he has a lot to deal with. He's
always been afraid of losing his teaching job so he denied
his sexuality for fear he would be viewed as unsafe to be
around children. The irony in that is his girlfriend's
family are child pornographers. Now the poor guy has to
worry about his angry ex- girlfriend coming after him for
revenge after he helped the feds collect evidence against
her family. His willpower to continue to not act on his
sexual attraction to men is put to the test when he meets
Tenino, and on top of that he keeps hearing drumbeats
whenever he is near Tenino. Tenino had his own fears. He
knew he wanted Trey but he needed validation that Trey was
his true mate and the person he can show his true spirit
too. He feared the elder spirits did not see Trey as his
mate and he may lose Trey too soon after finding him. This
was a sweet, magical story with two very compassionate men
who tugged on your heartstrings right from the beginning. |
