Book 2 in the Equestrian series about life on a livery yard.
Rico’s life has moved on from the death of his partner, Ben. After a string of affairs, his broken heart is healing with the help of Paul. Bubbly, happy go lucky Paul, who brightens yard life. Until he insists Rico open the letter. The one which brings back the past, and with it, a gift that ways heavy.
What follows next takes them both to breaking point as they struggle with the implications. Paul buries himself in his work while Rico turns to the one person that he can trust, Lilly. She takes him on her own overseas journey to increase the international connection of the Wingfield Equestrian three day trials.
There, two chance encounters change Rico’s life forever. Which rendezvous will reform and which may ruin him? And will either make the difference he seeks?
Excerpt
Now a good time to suggest you open that letter?
Rico froze. That f**king letter. No. It was not a good time. Damn it to hell. The stumbling block in an otherwise happy relationship. Paul had begun to nag him about this letter. Open the letter. Open the letter. NO, he didn't want to open the f**king letter. He could see who it was from. He knew the solicitor's stamp, the postmark. He didn't need a reminder. Not now, when life was moving on so positively.
His blood raced as he connected the two. Was this why Sal had been texting? He had no idea what was in it, unwilling to release the contents. To go back to that time.
Professional Reviews
Definitely worth the wait!
A very well crafted and written second book. The story builds on the lives and loves of the characters we met in the first book. From the writing, you get the feeling the author has either been through or has supported someone through some dark times. It is an engaging ride, that takes you along on the characters journey, with plenty of twists and turns along the way. I won't give away the wonderful ending, other that to say you won't be sorry you bought this book!
Highly recommended !
Enjoyable
I wasn't quite sold on the first book in this series but I actually really enjoyed Rico and Paul's story.
These characters, whom we met in the first book, are much realer and more likeable than the main characters from book 1, so I warmed to their story far more. It was also slightly more realistic and believable, although some of the equine content is still a little iffy I parts, like the 6 year old in a big class with a 1.60 fence...
Overall worth a read, especially as it's on KU, and although it helps, I don't think you necessarily need to read the first book to enjoy this one.
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