Things have not been going well for Jacko. After losing his family home and farm to the bank he moves in with his best mate and his lover, which may not have been a good idea being that he is wildly attracted to the both of them.  Keeping his feelings to himself may test all of his will power, especially when Jamey and Lochie are quite open with their affection.

Sunshine, Sex and Sunflowers was good, but did not compare to the prequel.  I like the thought of Jacko, Jamey, and Lochi being together, but once they got together there wasn’t much else to the story but sex.  There was some outside conflict from those not too supportive of their relationship, but nothing much else to make the story really engaging for me. Sunshine, Sex and Sunflowers did satisfy the curiosity I had after reading Harvest Heat, about how these three will pursue a triad relationship. For that reason, and being a Carol Lynne addict, I’m glad I read it.