Rafe Locke arrives in Shoshone, Wyoming at the Last Chance Ranch for his twin brother's wedding. Wyatt, a direct opposite of the Financial Advisor Rafe, previously came to the Chance ranch to begin a relationship with their half- brother, Jack Chance, and stayed. Their mother, Diana, deserted Jack as a 2 year old to escape to a richer sophisticated life in San Francisco. Wyatt and Rafe are products of her second marriage. Rafe, the city boy, is normally glued to his cell and has no time for a social life. What Rafe doesn't expect is to find a woman that can take his mind completely off his work.
Meg Seymour takes Rafe under her wing converting him from a strait laced business man to a hunky cowboy. Introducing him to horses begins his education with country life, cowboys and one hot, hot cowgirl. The red-headed Meg is every bit his equal. Together they create a sizzle that curls their toes in bed, among other places. Feelings neither have ever felt bombard them and quickly turn them into risk- takers! Sex at all hours and at unusual places, soon leaves them both dreading the day they have to part. Meg has her own career which she plans to uproot to move to Shoshone as she has completely fallen in love with the country and the gorgeous Tetons. The sad realization is that they face no future as Rafe can't comprehend changing his lifestyle and goal to become a millionaire in the big city. Diana arrives for Wyatt's wedding and may be the unlikely person to give perspective to the couple.
FEELS LIKE HOME is another story of the terrific Chance family brings exciting reading full of the hottest sex ever! Strap in and hold on for the inventive ways these two express themselves! Visiting this family with another "lost" member brings back all the other wonderful tales of the members of this family.
Vicki Lewis Thompson has her own unique way of ruffling the feathers and keeping the story alive. Her characters are interesting and the story full of excitement and unexpected twists. I can't wait for the next likely family member and his story.
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