Your best friend disappears just days after you kiss him and you've spent years trying to find him again...
From the The Cook and The Gangster blurb:
“Time cannot erase the love I feel for you, my friend.”
Levi has worked very hard to find a private corner of the world where his past can’t catch up to him. His life, with its fourteen-hour days working in the ranch’s kitchen, is a little humdrum, but he likes it that way. And it’s safe, because he lets no one get close.
While cutting onions one day, Cassidy sees a clip of a documentary on TV, and lo, he sees his old friend Levi, who he’s been looking for for years. The next day, he’s traveling west to Wyoming, taking a job as a chef at a guest ranch.
When Cassidy shows up in his kitchen, Levi’s world is turned upside-down.
A gay m/m cowboy romance with opposites attract, emotional scars, grumpy/sunshine, friends from childhood, and desire that simply won’t go away. A little sweet, a little steamy, with a guaranteed HEA.
Heather's Review:
I've loved all of the Farthingdale Ranch stories, but to be honest, I've been waiting to find out exactly what Levi has been hiding... and boy, it wasn't anything like I thought, but it was so much more!
Levi has always been reclusive and reluctant, but strong and assertive in the four previous books in this series and I was waiting to see how his HEA would shape up. I never expected it would be in the form of a former childhood best friend with a past of his own... but it so works!
I love that Cassidy, despite his upbringing is a sunny, sweet and hopeful man who hops on a plane to Wyoming without a thought when he finds his long lost friend who has never been far from his mind...The spark, the push and pull are electric and I appreciate just what Cassidy endures to get what he wants!
The Cook and The Gangster has drama, steam, sweetness, history and laughter - all in just the right balance to create magic! I do recommend reading the Farthingdale Ranch series books in order, but if this one draws you in, it could be read standalone.
Rating: 5 Stars
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