Song and Dance

Just a perfect love story! Powerfully written with just perfect dialogue. Filled with Gary magic which colors this wonder story. Will Chet who has been look for someone to love will he find him we shall see! I have loved this story and so will you!

Give it read and see if I am right!

If you are in the mood for romance and HEA ending, this is a perfect choice.  It all starts with a hunk of a cop, pulling over a guy after an illegal U-turn.  Sudden revealing information leads to a planning session for revenge.  Somehow the planning session gets delayed as two severely distracted minds create humous miscommunications.  There are a few angsty moments, but they are needed to balance the overwhelm attraction of two beautiful men searching for a true soulmate they can love forever.

I loved this short detour from the ongoing Cards on the Table story. Chet is a sweet character and very easy to fall in love with. When you then get introduced to Arron and you see how perfect they are for each other you fall in love quickly with him too.

They are both relationship shy, but they slowly overcome their fears to find their happily-ever-after.

Reading about them dancing around each other and then working together to call their friends bluff on a date set-up is fun and full of laughs.

A well-written highly recommended read

This is a beautiful little love story. It's pure Headstall through and through, which means instantly lovable characters, steamy, yet romantic love scenes, and of course Happily Ever After. Excellent writing, believable dialogue, and a good time by all. 

Bring your toothbrush and floss, there's a lot of sweets to digest here. 

On Valentine's Day how better to warm your heart than by reading the tale of two men who have been sorely disappointed in love, but yet hope to meet their soul mate. Someone who will be loyal and supportive, another man who is ready to commit himself fully, and who wants you the way you are and not for show or material benefits.

If this is your first Headstall story, be 'warned' that he is unfailingly romantic, and believes in the good of men whether in adversity or in luck. He also has a marked preference for hunky handsome guys with expressive eyes and     Well, don't we all ? Oh and of course, you should read the first 16 chapters of Cards on the Table before starting this story, but even if you don't you'll enjoy the song and dance performed here.   

I hope you'll also appreciate the well-chosen chapter titles and chapter notes. This is another area where Gary excels.  

I’ve read everything. From the fifty chapters to the ten . The one I go back to before bed is the two cowboys. Nothing extra, pure discovery, perfect ending, thanks !

This is a story about two men learning to trust hearts that have gotten them hurt in the past, and taking a leap of faith. As the title says, life is a song and dance… it’s a matter of finding the right partner.  Chet hasn’t had much luck with relationships, and is extremely lonely. Kendall (who we adore in Cards on the Table), who’s been lovingly dubbed ‘Saint Kendall’ by many, doesn’t like the fact that his friend is alone, and wants to help him meet someone. Kendall and Michael conspire to have Chet meet Michael’s co-worker Arron, a police officer, who is just as lonely as Chet, and has had his own misfortunes in love.

It was fun watching Chet and Arron meet on their own and realize their friends are trying to set them up on a blind date.  I also enjoyed the journey they took as they learn about love, commitment, trust… and plotting revenge on interfering friends.  Sigh.. writing this review is making me want to read Song and Dance again.