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Rodeo veteran Blake Kingsley is tired
of the circuit and ready to settle down. He’s even got the
perfect person in mind to do it with. He’s just not sure
his family will approve, or that the man will agree.
Riley Campbell is also ready to settle
down. He wants to tell his family he’s gay and, instead of
meeting up with Blake a few times a year, keep him around
all the time. Will Riley and Blake finally get what they
want?
I wanted to love Cowboys’ Christmas because it
had such a likeable story. It’s easy to sympathize with
tired, broken-down guys who just want to be together but are
afraid of their families’ reactions. Their fears were
realistic, and so were their conflicts. Unfortunately, I
wasn’t too crazy about a lot of the dialogue, and some of
the writing came across as stilted. Despite a storyline I
normally enjoy and some interesting secondary characters, I
couldn’t really get into Cowboys’ Christmas. |
