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The life of a fisherman isn’t exactly
profitable, so Freeman Gallant has had to start taking
tourists out whale watching to supplement his income. The
job definitely has its benefits when cowboy Josh Stubbins
shows up for an outing. Josh is just out for a week to see
the ocean before he has to go back to Alberta and find
work. But fate has different plans for the pair when
attraction sparks instantly between the two. It’s up to the
east coast fisherman and the “from away” cowboy to see if
they can make their newfound relationship work.
For a story featuring two heroes who are so incredibly
masculine, it may seem odd that the word that comes to mind
when describing From Away is sweet. Yet,
that’s exactly what this story is. Drew Zachary has
delivered an irresistibly charming romance that captured my
heart from the very beginning and didn’t let go. Both Josh
and Freeman are strong, hardworking men. They’re
wonderfully sexy, but neither is vastly experienced, so it
was a joy to watch them explore their own sensuality with
one another. There are no extraordinary obstacles or big
misunderstandings in the story, but rather Josh and Freeman
face the complications of everyday life. This was a
wonderful change of pace for me and the story was not any
less engaging for it. Beautifully written with two utterly
delicious heroes, From Away is not to be
missed. |
