Bücher der Reihe Guitars and Family

Staying in the city could cost him his life, but going home means facing a buried past and truths long hidden.Asher Logan has been a lot of things: runaway, guitarist, cage fighter, and cowboy, but the one thing he's always avoided was being a father to his young son. Now faced with returning to his family's ranch, he's forced to deal with the knowledge that the move would put him right down the road from Shawn. Still, it's better than staying in the city, with drunken, bitter older brother Cole, whose anger and prejudices have made him difficult to be around.Add in the fact that Asher's new boyfriend, Conner, is eager to make the move with him, and there's little argument that he can make against it. But returning home means facing demons, and the barn he's avoided since the day his father caught him and his first love together in the hay. Speaking of his father, when the old man finds out Asher is back, he knows it will only be a matter of time before he demands Asher come to the prison to see him.Moving means facing a buried past and truths long hidden, but staying in the city isn't good for anyone, least of all Asher's young nephew, Rory. It's a hard road to face, filled with tough choices, and an old secret that just might provide more questions than answers.

Asher Logan is a bartender and a pretty wicked guitar player when he isn't wrecking his hands fighting in a cage. With a past he keeps hoping to outrun, Asher's been on a downward spiral for longer than he can remember. When his sister-in-law leaves Rory, his eight-year-old nephew, in his care, Asher is forced into two things he's never been good at: sobriety and responsibility. As he struggles to care for Rory, his own life begins to unravel. When Asher's brother, Alex, turns up, presenting as a woman and announcing that her new name is Alexia, it further complicates matters, as does the arrival of his new neighbor, Conner. Both, in their own way, compel Asher to look at his own closely guarded views on sexuality. When the siblings' older brother, Cole, reacts violently to Alexia, Asher is placed squarely in the middle of a family conflict which compels him to confront who he pretends to be versus who he really is. Asher must choose who to trust and who to finally walk away from.