Worth the Work by B.A. Tortuga

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Who said that an hero should always be perfect, self-confident and infallible? Real life is not in this way, and in this book both heroes fail, in a way or in another.

Chance is a photographer; he always felt the itch to moving in the past, and for that itch he left behind Kit, his lover. From the same small town, practically grown together, despite their love Chance chose to leave to discover the world and Kit to remain, to farm the land and build something solid for the future. But they don't lose their love, and Chance writes a letter every month to Kit, always asking him to visit, always knowing that Kit will not come.

But this time Kit arrives to his front door. He is a broken man, and he is searching the warm embrace of his lover. He has lost his ranch and home to the bank, and he has nothing if not the love for Chance. He is not begging for money, he only wants to feel good again, and this means be with Chance. The tables are turning, Kit who was the steady and firm part of the couple, is now the one in need of help, and Chance is more than happy to give it. But it's not yet time for them to be happy...

I like this little story, less than 40 story. It's tender and sexy, but it's above all real. Kit and Chance are two men who can be great together but that, at the same time, risk to be apart forever. There is not declaration of eternal love, there is not bitter feeling for one who went away, there are only two men who know each other and who know when to catch and when to let go. They are both very proud and very stubborn, but the love is stronger.

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