Soft Place to Fall

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Soft Place to Fall

By: BA Tortuga

Narrated by: John Solo

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Stetson Major and Curtis Traynor are about as opposite as two cowboys can get. Stetson is a rancher, tied to the land he loves in Taos, New Mexico, while Curtis is a rodeo cowboy whose wanderlust never could be tamed. But now Stetson's momma is dying of Alzheimer's, and she can't remember that Curtis hasn't been Stetson's boyfriend for a long time. Curtis's absence makes her cry, so Stetson swallows his pride and calls his ex-lover.

To Curtis, Stetson is the one who got away, the love of his life. And Momma is his friend, so he's happy to help out. Yet returning to the ranch stirs up all sorts of feelings that, while buried, never really went away. Still, the rodeo nationals are coming up, and Curtis can't stay - even if he's starting to want to, especially to support Stetson when he needs it most.

Stetson and Curtis want to find a place where they both fit, to be there to catch each other when they fall. But family, money problems, and the call of the rodeo circuit might end their second-chance romance before it even gets started.

Contemporary

Contemporary Romance

Romance

Western Romance

Westerns

Ranch

cowboy

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I really enjoyed the book. Although the book begins after the break up, this doesn't take away from the book itself. You learn about what the relationship had been like as the book progresses. The book wasn't shocking with loads of angst and twists and turns. It felt like a real relationship with genuine feelings. Every character played a role in weaving a realistic tale of different kids of love and losses and rediscovering oneself. Narration was good too. The slow Texan/southern drawl was done well. I felt the narrator did a good job not just with the accents but with the deep down exhaustion that Setson felt when dealing with life. It is a slow burn but that fits with the awkwardness of reconnecting with an ex while thinking that it will never go anywhere. I can see myself listening to it again.

Good book