Since that time not only has Jack not been with another man, but Martin visits him all the time. He was married to Martin for sixteen years, but three years earlier, Martin died of cancer. Jack is the small town sheriff in the story. This is a very well written opposites attract story. In this first book of the series, Rain Carrington introduces us to Jack Colton and Rebel Marino. Then we have the out-of-town bad boy with the long hair, motorcycle, and attitude to spare. Review: This book had some of my favorite types of men in it: There was the tall and built small town sheriff, who luckily just happens to be gay. Together they start to discover what it means to move on, to trust, and push the boundaries of not only their interest in BDSM but of love itself but will a third man who is secretly in love with Jack come between them and rip them apart before their love can fully bloom? She tries to convince him that the tall handsome sheriff is worth a leap of faith. Rebel inherits a home and business from his favorite aunt, whom he sees even though she recently passed away. He fights hard not only with his fists but to keep from letting anyone get close. Martin tells Jack that he needs to move on and find another love but Jack is holding on too hard to his love and his job to see love when it speeds through the small sleepy town he watches over. When Martin dies Jack goes into mourning so deeply that he starts to see his late husband everywhere. Title: Rebel Yells (Apishipa Creek Chronicles #1īlurb: Jack Colton dedicated his life to two things, the law and the love of a good man named Martin. “If we can stay with the tension of opposites long enough -sustain it, be true to it-we can sometimes become vessels within which the divine opposites come together and give birth to a new reality.” ― Marie-Louise von Franz

Rebel Yells by Rain Carrington