REVIEW: Sweet T by Timothy Warren

Review:

Two young men find each other one night amongst sadness and loneliness. Together they find healing and a purpose.

I need to admit, I struggled in connecting to Evan, he was off-putting in his treatment of Tucker at times, he felt a bit manipulative (not meanly though). But Tucker loved him, and I loved Tucker. Sweet, kind, and longing to care for someone, and be loved in return. He was a treasure. And the storyline involving his father was both heartbreaking and touching.

The town of Spoon is quite eclectic, and I’m sure will provide plenty of drama for the stories to come.

🕮 Sweet T by Timothy Warren
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Synopsis:

"Maybe guardian angels work both ways."

Tucker Shepherd is restless, living in the shadow of his family’s accomplishments. Nightly, he tends bar in the tiny town of Spoon while everyone else seems to be moving on.

Evan Harbuck is on the road to Atlanta to fulfill his dream of acting. Detoured along the way, he questions his passion and the meaning of success.

One stormy night, Tucker finds Evan broke and bleeding in his tavern’s parking lot. Tucker takes him in but soon discovers his nurturing may be reciprocal. With Evan there, Tucker’s little world is suddenly a whole lot brighter—but will it be enough for Evan and his big-city dreams?

Sweet T is a hurt/comfort romance between two men questioning their purpose in life. It is the first novel in the Southern Comfort series set in the tiny town of Spoon, Georgia. It features characters from future novels in the series that may enhance your enjoyment but is easily read as a standalone.


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