“Do you mind me holding your hands like this?”
“No. I think I might even be sad if you let go.”
“Then I won’t.”
Titus Shepherd once had it all. Born into a wealthy southern family, he ruled the high school football field, married the town sweetheart, and fathered a beloved son. His future as the next mayor seemed certain. But fate took a cruel turn, and now he's a reclusive widower raising his four-year-old son alone.
Pedro Torres was destined for academic success in Mexico until disaster forced him to abandon his dreams for the sake of his family. Determined to change his circumstances, he migrated to the US as a landscaper, aspiring to gain citizenship and bring his mother to their new home.
Both men sacrificed happiness for their families, and neither believed in love at first sight. However, a chance meeting at the Shepherd country home in the summer of 1995 sparked a passionate affair, as fierce and fated as the humidity, stars, and fireflies on a hot southern night.
But will their love withstand the harsh preconceptions and deep-seated prejudices of small-town Spoon, Georgia?
Big Britches is the second book in the Southern Comfort series and a prequel to the novel Sweet T. While it features characters from other stories in the series, it stands alone as a heartwarming tale of love and resilience. It contains mature content, hot summer days, and even hotter nights. But mostly it’s about two very different men with a lot in common… and the healing power of love.
Past Amazon Reviews:
The writing was as mellow and soothing as the Southern accent you can virtually hear as you read. ~ Linda Reads [Vine Voice]
Tucker Shepherd is pretty much the best teddy bear of a lead MC I’ve read in months. ~ Sandy B
I was hooked for the entire ride. Filled with a great cast of side characters that give you a full view of Spoon and life in an inclusive small town. Can't wait for the next one! ~ JILL M
If you enjoy a romance with some true southern charm and a big Teddy Bear of a man finding love you will love this! ~ K-Me
Genre: Gay Romance
“No. I think I might even be sad if you let go.”
“Then I won’t.”
Titus Shepherd once had it all. Born into a wealthy southern family, he ruled the high school football field, married the town sweetheart, and fathered a beloved son. His future as the next mayor seemed certain. But fate took a cruel turn, and now he's a reclusive widower raising his four-year-old son alone.
Pedro Torres was destined for academic success in Mexico until disaster forced him to abandon his dreams for the sake of his family. Determined to change his circumstances, he migrated to the US as a landscaper, aspiring to gain citizenship and bring his mother to their new home.
Both men sacrificed happiness for their families, and neither believed in love at first sight. However, a chance meeting at the Shepherd country home in the summer of 1995 sparked a passionate affair, as fierce and fated as the humidity, stars, and fireflies on a hot southern night.
But will their love withstand the harsh preconceptions and deep-seated prejudices of small-town Spoon, Georgia?
Big Britches is the second book in the Southern Comfort series and a prequel to the novel Sweet T. While it features characters from other stories in the series, it stands alone as a heartwarming tale of love and resilience. It contains mature content, hot summer days, and even hotter nights. But mostly it’s about two very different men with a lot in common… and the healing power of love.
Past Amazon Reviews:
The writing was as mellow and soothing as the Southern accent you can virtually hear as you read. ~ Linda Reads [Vine Voice]
Tucker Shepherd is pretty much the best teddy bear of a lead MC I’ve read in months. ~ Sandy B
I was hooked for the entire ride. Filled with a great cast of side characters that give you a full view of Spoon and life in an inclusive small town. Can't wait for the next one! ~ JILL M
If you enjoy a romance with some true southern charm and a big Teddy Bear of a man finding love you will love this! ~ K-Me
Genre: Gay Romance
Used availability for Timothy Warren's Big Britches