Professional book critic Parker Rexx leads a mundane life in Pittsburgh. The only excitement he really has these days is his faltering relationship with boyfriend Kasey Lowman. Lately Kasey hasn't been paying attention to Parker, beginning the end of their romance.<br><br>Summer days are looking up for Parker ever since sexy cattle rancher Jobe Rider arrives. He’s staying through the end of August as he cares for his aged grandfather. Suddenly Parker’s life becomes very interesting.<br><br>Truth is, Parker can't stop watching the summer cowboy. As his relationship with Kasey crumbles, a fresh one flourishes with Jobe. Soon the two become heated lovers. Unfortunately, August is coming to a quick end. Will Parker be able to keep Jobe, or will he be forced to give up his summer cowboy?

Summer Cowboy

“He’s no longer your boyfriend, right?”


“I made that quite clear to him when I basically kicked him out of the house.”


Dr. Lewis rambles for the next six or seven minutes, diagnosing the situation. He says something about Kasey having narcissistic tendencies and ego issues. Honestly, I’m not really sure what he means, but he’s the doctor.


I read forty pages of Rustic Ride by Tanya Warring. Glossner Books wants a review from me in the morning. It’s a smooth book about two lesbians who fall in love. There are far too many drinking scenesin the tale, but I enjoy the continuous and layered theme of women with power. Just before eight o’clock, I begin chapter seven, almost halfway through the book, when three taps sound on the front, screen door.


Chapter 12