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I think I have a lot of fantasy, because I honestly remembered that Mitch bought that old dance studio. Why did I think that? Very abrupt ending.
I am never disappointed in a Josh Lanyon story. This was a sentimental story of coming home. Coming home to your first loves: dancing and Web. Mitch has obtained his boyhood dream. He is a featured ballet dancer with a major company. He has discovered his live in boyfriend has been doing anything in the company. Mitch takes off for his boyhood home he had not seen in twelve years. Not since his first love refused to come out of the closet and his father threw him out of the house. His dad is gon
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2.5 stars
Not a bad read, but nothing super amazing either.
The writing, of course, is wonderful, and I liked the contrast of the Texas Ranger and the Ballet Dancer.
I did think things felt a bit rushed, especially since it had been 12 years since they'd seen each other, and it seemed like all was forgiven and intense feelings came back a little too quickly. But not a bad read Especially if you are able to check it out for free from the library. ...more
The writing, of course, is wonderful, and I liked the contrast of the Texas Ranger and the Ballet Dancer.
I did think things felt a bit rushed, especially since it had been 12 years since they'd seen each other, and it seemed like all was forgiven and intense feelings came back a little too quickly. But not a bad read Especially if you are able to check it out for free from the library. ...more
I have a weakness for Lanyon and a weakness for stories set in Texas... so of COURSE I had to read Lone Star. Nice story of lost love found. There were a few sterotypes that Lanyon played into that drove me nuts (a bit of a pet peeve for this Texas), but a nice story none-the-less. I love that Lanyon doesn't always wrap everything up in a little bow. There is a HEA, but you know there are still going to be struggles.
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First read: 12/7/12
Second read: 12/19/13
Second read: 12/19/13
Dec 10, 2012
Mistral
rated it
really liked it
Shelves:
mm,
sweet,
holiday,
short-stories,
ex-lovers-meet-again,
favourites-authors,
celebrities,
second-chances
Feb 15, 2014
TN's Beta
marked it as to-read
