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Second Go-Round

by Andrew Grey

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Former world champion bronco rider Dustin and rancher Marshall have been life partners for more than twenty years, and time has taken its toll. Their sex life is as dusty as the rodeo ring. Somehow their marriage hasn't turned out how they planned. But when a new family moves in up the road with two young boys, one very sick, Dustin and Marshall realize how deep their ruts are and that there might be hope to break them. After all, where they're from, the most important part of being a man is helping those who need it. A new common purpose helps break down the deep routines they've fallen into and makes them realize the life they've been living has left them both cold and hollow. Spending time with the kids--teaching them how to be cowboys--reignites something they thought lost long ago. But twenty years is a lot of time to make up for. Can they find their way back to each other, or are the ruts they've created worn too deep?… (more)
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After twenty-five years together Dustin and Marshall feel like they are growing apart. This is something that sometimes happens to all long-term couples, no matter what their sexual orientation is. Dustin feels that he and Marshall are worth saving, so he begins to take things into hand and begins by confronting Marshall and listening to him, to see if they can find a way back to the love that they both know they still share. They are lucky that they have neighbors and friends to help and encourage them as they begin their journey. The story felt way too real. It will pull on the heart strings and make you pause and think... and yes, there are a few tears that are not just in the story. Their lives weren't perfect, but then what in life is? The only thing I wish could have been different was the almost "take over" of the story by the two young neighbor boys. Other than that...another good job, Andrew. ( )
  Carol420 | Apr 22, 2022 |
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Dustin Meyers woke alone in bed to the sound of a familiar pair of cowboy boots thunking on the floor down the hall.
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Former world champion bronco rider Dustin and rancher Marshall have been life partners for more than twenty years, and time has taken its toll. Their sex life is as dusty as the rodeo ring. Somehow their marriage hasn't turned out how they planned. But when a new family moves in up the road with two young boys, one very sick, Dustin and Marshall realize how deep their ruts are and that there might be hope to break them. After all, where they're from, the most important part of being a man is helping those who need it. A new common purpose helps break down the deep routines they've fallen into and makes them realize the life they've been living has left them both cold and hollow. Spending time with the kids--teaching them how to be cowboys--reignites something they thought lost long ago. But twenty years is a lot of time to make up for. Can they find their way back to each other, or are the ruts they've created worn too deep?

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