Peach Tree Life
Wyatt was never the good brother. He was the troublemaker, the one who escaped to Europe when his family couldn’t accept who he was. But now that his older brother is gone, Wyatt is the only one who can take care of his two little nephews, DJ and Riley. Is Wyatt up to the daunting task? No one is sure, not even him. It’s a big change in his life, but his nephews need him. After losing their parents, the two little boys are heartbroken. Wyatt doesn’t want to uproot them so he moves to the small town of Peach Tree. He doesn’t expect small town life to be to his liking until he meets Sam, the young guy who works at the cafe in town. They have an immediate connection, and Sam is the sweetest guy.
But Sam is prone to panic attacks and he only just escaped his abusive ex. Sam doesn’t plan to get involved with anyone until Wyatt comes along. He thinks a real relationship between them is impossible, but Wyatt isn’t so easily discouraged. He’s a man who knows what he wants, and he’s not afraid to go after it. Sam came into his life on the heels of tragedy and that makes Wyatt treasure him all the more. Just when Wyatt is sure to get his way, trouble finds them. With Wyatt by his side, can Sam finally fight back against his fear, or will it wreck everything he found?
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