A Second Harvest - Eli Easton

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Résumé :
A Men of Lancaster County Novel



David Fisher has lived by the rules all his life. Born to a Mennonite family, he obeyed his father and took over the family farm, married, and had two children. Now with both his kids in college and his wife deceased, he runs his farm alone and without joy, counting off the days of a life half-lived.


Christie Landon, graphic designer, Manhattanite, and fierce gay party boy, needs a change. Now thirty, he figures it's time to grow up and think about his future. When his best friend overdoses, Christie resolves to take a break from the city. He heads to a small house in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, to rest, recoup, and reflect.


But life in the country is boring despite glimpses of the hunky silver fox next door. When Christie's creativity latches on to cooking, he decides to approach his widower neighbor with a plan to share meals and grocery expenses. David agrees, and soon the odd couple finds they really enjoy spending time together.


Christie challenges the boundaries of David's closed world and brings out feelings he buried long ago. If he can break free of the past, he might find a second chance at happiness.

Biographie:
Ayant ?t?, ? diff?rents instants de sa vie et sous diff?rents noms, une fille de pasteur, une programmeuse informatique, une conceptrice de jeux, l'auteure de myst?res paranormaux et de fan fictions, une agricultrice biologique et une dormeuse profonde, Eli se lance joyeusement dans encore une autre incarnation en tant qu'auteure de romance m/m.
En tant que lectrice avide de ces derniers, elle est enchant?e quand un auteur r?ussit ? combiner dans une histoire, la valeur litt?raire, de vastes r?serves d'humour, de l'excitation br?lante et de la douceur ? vous en faire tamponner les yeux. Elle promet de s'efforcer d'atteindre ce but autant que possible et le plus souvent possible. Elle vit actuellement dans une ferme en Pennsylvanie avec son mari, trois bulldogs, trois vaches et six poules. Tous (except? son mari) sont des femelles, ce qui explique les hommes nus qui ont ?lu domicile dans ses ?crits de fiction les plus r?cents.