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A review by justabooktrovert
The Men From Echo Creek by N.R. Walker
4.5
I love a good historical romance. I also really love NR Walker books as she never disappoints.
Set in 1882, this story follows Albie Bramwell, a nineteen-year-old who suddenly finds himself running his family farm, Echo Creek, after his father’s unexpected passing. With most of the farmhands gone and the weight of responsibility on his shoulders, everyone assumes he’ll fail.
Then along comes Percy Collins; eighteen, hungry, and in need of work. When he helps Albie out in town, Albie offers him a job, and Percy is determined to prove himself. Watching these two navigate life together, build trust, and find their place, both on the farm and with each other was incredibly sweet. Percy’s intelligence and quiet strength made him such a standout, and I loved seeing his confidence grow.
This was a heartwarming, swoon-worthy love story with just the right amount of angst and character growth. Albie and Percy completely won me over. Just watching these two men grow into who they are as individuals and as a couple, had me grinning like a fool half the time.
This is a must-read for historical MM romance fans!
Set in 1882, this story follows Albie Bramwell, a nineteen-year-old who suddenly finds himself running his family farm, Echo Creek, after his father’s unexpected passing. With most of the farmhands gone and the weight of responsibility on his shoulders, everyone assumes he’ll fail.
Then along comes Percy Collins; eighteen, hungry, and in need of work. When he helps Albie out in town, Albie offers him a job, and Percy is determined to prove himself. Watching these two navigate life together, build trust, and find their place, both on the farm and with each other was incredibly sweet. Percy’s intelligence and quiet strength made him such a standout, and I loved seeing his confidence grow.
This was a heartwarming, swoon-worthy love story with just the right amount of angst and character growth. Albie and Percy completely won me over. Just watching these two men grow into who they are as individuals and as a couple, had me grinning like a fool half the time.
This is a must-read for historical MM romance fans!