Rating: 2 stars out of 5
Cowboys Wyatt and Brady are competing in a team roping event in Missoula, Montana’s annual Christmas Eve rodeo. Christmas is Wyatt’s favorite time of year and nothing is going to dampen his holiday spirit, not even his surly, no-nonsense roping partner. They’ve only been riding together for a week, but Wyatt has already secretly fallen head-over-boot-heels for Brady, though it’s painfully obvious Brady only has eyes for the rodeo’s grand prize purse.
When Brady is distracted during a crucial moment in the night’s first roping run and nearly disqualifies them, Wyatt is almost certain he is going to be another of Brady’s many rejected partners. Will Wyatt and Brady be able to sort out their differences and work together to win the grand prize? Maybe if Wyatt can show Brady that Christmas really is a time for miracles.
Drive to Distraction is more PWP than a holiday story. There’s little depth to the storyline and less to the characterizations. Both seem more like an afterthought to the sex scenes which are plentiful but make little sense given their location (in the middle of a high stakes rodeo) or the reality of their situation with no thought to all the people that constantly are milling around a true rodeo or the homophobia that still is very much in existence on the scene.
Nothing in the story either makes me want to connect to the characters or their relationship. One of the few stories I’ve read so far that I would give a pass to.
Cover by Paul Richmond. Best thing about this.
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Book Details:
ebook, 23 pages
Published December 1st 2016 by Dreamspinner Press
ISBN139781635331806
Edition LanguageEnglish
Series2016 Advent Calendar – Bah Humbug
