Visiting Plum Valley and all of these characters just make me happy. I loved seeing Will grow up with two dads in the first book, and now it is his turn to find his unconventional but heartwarming love story.

Will Moore is sweet, protective, loving, and just likes to take care of people and make them happy. His best friend and college roommate is Tru. He is gorgeous, adorable, sassy, affectionate, but also asexual and has no interest in sex acts. They have been just close friends at school, but when Tru comes home to Plum Valley with him for the summer, things begin to change. 

Not only are Will and Tru admitting that they have more romantic feelings for each other and navigating their individual needs, but they also meet Cooper. 

Cooper is from Ohio and is just spending the summer there for his own mission. He is working on the ranch and is charming, positive, caring, and open. He finds himself in the middle of an interesting situation that he never saw coming. 

It is unconventional from their kind of initial awkward meeting to Tru's intervention in offering up possibilities so that Will will have all that he needs. But as bonds form and hearts get attached, it becomes a bit more confusing and the time constraint of their temporary arrangement becomes more real.

This is such a sweet, tender, unique love story. These guys are simply all so loveable and all bring something important to their relationship. I adored them all.  I loved how the author explained Tru's feelings especially, but she did a wonderful job developing the affection and bonds between all of them. I enjoyed visiting with the characters I have come to love in the other books, especially Will's wonderful dads, Wyatt and Easton. I am looking forward to more in this series.