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Workplace Romance
Second Chance
Insta-Lust
Past Trauma
Soft Dom/Sub
Years after Hurricane Nichole left the small, coastal town of Anchor Point, Florida devastated and dilapidated, transplants like Ryan Cooper moved in to live their dreams. Ryan comes across the deal of a lifetime – an open-air bar for mere pennies on the dollar.
Grayson Meade- freshly divorced, homeless, and trying to figure out who he is- wanders into Anchor Point looking for a new start. Grayson establishes himself in the town and in Ryan’s life after securing a job at Paradise 11.
Ryan is passionate about his work, but when Grayson enters his life, he finds himself drawn to this man and desiring things he hasn’t wanted for years. When Grayson meets Ryan, he discovers new things about himself and the things he craves from Ryan.
Both men fight their feelings, prior traumas, and secrets of their past- a recipe for disaster. Will they come out on the other side unscathed, or will this tear their lives apart?
Finding Home is a steamy, male/male romance set against the backdrop of a town rebuilding itself, where two men, long for redemption and love while they learn to embrace their truths and find solace in each other as their hearts heal.
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Reading Finding Home reminded me of how complex and rewarding second chance romances can be, especially those set against a backdrop of recovery and renewal. The story’s setting in Anchor Point, a town struggling to rebuild after Hurricane Nichole, adds a rich layer of atmosphere that elevates the romance and characters’ struggles. Like Ryan and Grayson, I’ve experienced the push and pull between embracing new opportunities and overcoming past traumas. Their journey felt authentic and emotionally charged, portraying how workplace romance can blossom into something deeper even amid personal challenges. The blend of insta-lust with soft dom/sub dynamics brings fresh and tender elements that avoid clichés, making the characters' connection feel genuine. I also appreciated how Finding Home explores self-discovery, as Grayson’s quest for identity after being freshly divorced resonated with me. The story captures the vulnerability that comes with starting over, especially in a close-knit small town where everyone’s lives intersect. If you enjoy male/male romance with a focus on redemption, healing, and emotional depth, this book offers a satisfying read. It highlights the importance of confronting past wounds and embracing love’s transformative power. Plus, the open-air bar setting adds a charming locale where community and new dreams come alive. For those interested in themes of second chance romance, workplace relationships, and mm romance with substance, Finding Home is a rewarding title. It skillfully balances steamy moments with heartfelt storytelling that stays with you long after the last page.