Down on the Farm

Ames Bridge, Book 1

By: Silvia Violet

Narrated by: Greg Boudreaux

After quitting his teaching job on the heels of a scandal, Beck Davis moves to the house his grandmother left him in Ames Bridge. He finds the town stifling, but it's a quiet place to hide while he regroups. Or so he thought.

His neighbor Cal McMurtry shows up, demanding to buy Beck's land. Cal is as infuriatingly sexy as he was 10 years ago when he and his jock friends spent their summers taunting Beck.

Beck expects to hate Cal as he did back then, but Cal isn't who Beck thought he was: he's hardworking, passionate about revamping and diversifying his family's farm, and - far more shocking - he's gay, and interested in Beck.

But as much as they want each other, Beck has no intention of staying in Ames Bridge, and while Cal is technically out, he refuses to date openly. A real relationship seems doomed from the beginning, but love can be a powerful motivator for those willing to take a chance.

©2017 Silvia Violet (P)2017 Silvia Violet

More steamy than any bodice-ripper!

With Cal and Beck, lust for each other was never the problem...

That Greg Boudreaux sure knows how to bring a book to life. Watch your blood pressure even if you are in your 20's!

Cute

Quick and cute, a little heart wrenching but overall I enjoyed this a lot! I will be trying the next run the series :)

Love it

So good you can't help falling in love with Beck and Cal.
Very enjoyably narrated.

small town romance

love Silvia Violets books! love gregs sexy voice! love down on the farm! great writing!

Frenemies to lovers with farm boys

Beck is in between jobs and decides to take care of his late grandma's house. Cal is a farm boy through and through. After having no luck getting land from Beck's grandma, Cal decides to convince Beck it is the right thing to do. Beck is trying to decide if Cal is the same inconsiderate boy he spent time with as a kid or if he has changed for the better. I enjoyed dynamic between the two MCs. I am from a small farming community, and I can sympathize with Cal.
Boudreaux is one of my go-to voice performers. He does not disappoint when voicing Beck, Cal, and the other quirky characters. He portrays everyone's personalities and emotions. The dialogue between multiple characters was easy to follow.
This is a great high steam, small town romance. I will absolutely be relistening to this one.