But after years of the fast paced craziness that comes with rock-star fame, he is more than ready for the slow days and nights in Ransom County. Life in West Virginia sure is different than the one Johnny Rayne lived as frontman for the band Storm. I think it is pretty obvious which one it is.) I’m not sorry, but if that doesn’t float your boat, you might want to skip that section. (There is a section of this review that might get a little curse heavy. And three: Johnny’s definitely going to enjoy every moment of it.

Two: Johnny’s definitely attracted to Grissom. One: Johnny’s definitely attracted to men. The two men clash continually, and Johnny resists succumbing to the sheriff’s brash charm until Grissom forces him to admit some very basic truths. The sheriff challenges Johnny in a multitude of ways - with overt machismo, disdain for Johnny’s musician past, and all-around know-it-all-ness. Moving to a farm in West Virginia, Johnny runs smack into Sheriff Virgil Grissom his first morning in the mountains. He wants something more - something very different. It was a love story and a coming out story too.Johnny Rayne has had enough - enough of being at the top of the rock music industry for the last decade, enough of constant touring and recording. The Alph male was a sheriff and the submissive one was a retired rock star so the combination was great. I like my books to take place in bars or bdsm clubs but babies? Some how it all worked for me given the characters. I have to admit the plot is not what I expected. Now if this book used a woman and included baby scenes/adoption, this book would have been thrown out of my Kindle but because two men were in the baby scenes, it was OK.

more tly with two men than with a man a woman. What amazes me is how one subject can play out so differen. Review 2: I enjoyed the characters very much. I enjoyed watching Johnny change from a rock star to lover and daddy. I can't say there were any surprises in this book but the characters really clicked for me. Although there wasn't a ton of sex in this book I did like few kinkier aspects the was sprinkled throughout the book. I also appreciated we got a little bit of time to know Johnny before Grissom entered the picture. I liked the chemistry and tension between them at the beginning when Johnny didn't know if he really wanted to explore being gay. Johnny, the bossy bratty, makes a very good partner for the gruff alpha male of Grissom.

A Change of Tune by J.M. Cartwright