Series: Naked Organics
#1 Farm Fresh
#2 Picked Fresh
#1 Farm Fresh
#2 Picked Fresh
Author: Posy Roberts
Genre: M/M Romance
Publish Date: June 23, 2016
Review Source: Enticing Journey
Posy Roberts writes about the realistic struggles of men looking for love. Whether her characters are family men, drag queens, or lonely men searching for connections, they all find a home in her stories.
Review Source: Enticing Journey
Hudson Oliva loves stability. He was a throwaway teen before finding Kaleidoscope Gardens, but has since thrived at the commune. When Jude Garrity moves in, life gets even better, but Hudson still craves more. He knows he has to be satisfied with their exclusive status being temporary and that Jude will eventually navigate his full sexual awakening with their other housemates.
Hudson has a journey of his own to make. It might only require going home to settle his grandmother’s estate, but he plans to use his time away to figure out how to temper his feelings for Jude and bury his jealousy once and for all. But when Jude joins him on his trip, Hudson falls even deeper in love, especially after Jude stands by his side when he finally confronts his mother for rejecting him.
However, it’s not all hearts and flowers while they travel. They’re over two thousand miles from home when Hudson learns a ruthless corporate farm threatens the commune they both love. In order to save their way of life, Hudson must ask his mother for help. And if he wants a chance at a stable future with Jude, he has to tell him the truth about his feelings, no matter if it ruins the harmony he’s tried so hard to preserve.
Hmmmm one one hand a lot of people would call this a hippy dippy book all about free love and sex. However, it’s the other hand, full of finding yourself and romance that’s the most important part.
Hudson and Jude. Wow!!! What a dynamic duo!!! I imagine Hudson to be a bit more manly, enjoying working with plants and using his hands to build things. Jude is smart, like crazy smart, and is finishing up his college career in just three years.
They both have similar backgrounds, being shunned by people that are supposed to love and protect them. In the first book we learn quite a bit about Jude - his background and personality and what brought him to Kaleidoscope Gardens. How he finds himself on his journey to living on the commune. In some respects, he fits there like a glove, but the sex part.....he has a hard time with that.
Just about the time Jude comes around Hudson freaks out. Jude stirs up a lot of feelings that he has to come to terms with.
In this second book, we learn more about this couple and their families and where they came from. They are on a road trip and the things that come up......well it's like you are right there with them in the hippie mobile. Will they both find a way to let the other know how much they mean to each other?
There's also a lot about the relationship of Leo & Charlie back at Kaleidoscope Gardens that I enjoyed very much. Leo is a sex therapist and the fact that, even after all this time, goes through some personal enlightenment was refreshing. Plus it keeps the story at the commune in the background.
When I started this series it wasn't what I thought it was going to be about. I did the "wow a commune? Really?" type of thing. But I have to say I have thoroughly enjoyed this series very much. The author keeps the commune as the "setting" and not the "plot" very well. I think for that reason we learn about the people and not so much about commune life. There is some of that but it's the complex characters and the dynamic of the setting that makes this series really amazing.
I've not read anything by this author before but that will be changing. Loved!!!!
Highly Recommend!!!
Hudson and Jude. Wow!!! What a dynamic duo!!! I imagine Hudson to be a bit more manly, enjoying working with plants and using his hands to build things. Jude is smart, like crazy smart, and is finishing up his college career in just three years.
They both have similar backgrounds, being shunned by people that are supposed to love and protect them. In the first book we learn quite a bit about Jude - his background and personality and what brought him to Kaleidoscope Gardens. How he finds himself on his journey to living on the commune. In some respects, he fits there like a glove, but the sex part.....he has a hard time with that.
Just about the time Jude comes around Hudson freaks out. Jude stirs up a lot of feelings that he has to come to terms with.
In this second book, we learn more about this couple and their families and where they came from. They are on a road trip and the things that come up......well it's like you are right there with them in the hippie mobile. Will they both find a way to let the other know how much they mean to each other?
There's also a lot about the relationship of Leo & Charlie back at Kaleidoscope Gardens that I enjoyed very much. Leo is a sex therapist and the fact that, even after all this time, goes through some personal enlightenment was refreshing. Plus it keeps the story at the commune in the background.
When I started this series it wasn't what I thought it was going to be about. I did the "wow a commune? Really?" type of thing. But I have to say I have thoroughly enjoyed this series very much. The author keeps the commune as the "setting" and not the "plot" very well. I think for that reason we learn about the people and not so much about commune life. There is some of that but it's the complex characters and the dynamic of the setting that makes this series really amazing.
I've not read anything by this author before but that will be changing. Loved!!!!
Highly Recommend!!!
Jude shifted in his seat and stared at Hudson. Hudson couldn’t take his eyes off the road, but the desire to turn toward Jude and mirror him was overwhelming. “What was your first impression of me when I met you at the farmers market?”
“Should I be diplomatic or honest?”
“Honest.”
Hudson ran that day over in his mind. It was crystal clear, still, even though it had been more than nine months ago. Jude had meandered from stand to stand. He initially stood out from the crowd because of what he was wearing: a bright blue, almost turquoise wool coat over a black turtleneck and tight black jeans. In the blur of quilted plaid flannel and fleece hoodies in various shades of drab, olive, and Carhartt, Jude was all Hudson could see.
“I couldn’t keep my eyes off you. You were… stunning.” He shook his head. “I don’t know another word for it. I was talking to some customer about how we raised our chickens, and when I saw you, I stopped midsentence. I stared, felt like a dirty old man because you looked so young, and when I turned back to the woman to carry on our conversation, I had no idea what we’d been talking about. Literally none. It was like looking at you sucked the words out of my throat and the thoughts right out of my head.”
Jude chuckled. “Seriously? Was it the coat?”
“It made you stand out, but no, it wasn’t the coat. It was everything about you. Your broad shoulders and your hair and your eyes and your fucking lips.”
“You like my lips?” Jude pulled his rose-flavored lip stuff out of his front pocket and made a show of smearing it across the bottom one. Then he rubbed his lips together and licked them, all while staring at Hudson with soft bedroom eyes.
The bus vibrated, a jagged noise piercing Hudson’s ears as he drove too far to the right, edging his tires onto the rumble strip. “¡Coño!” He maneuvered back into the center of his lane.
Jude laughed. Hudson’s heart thundered against his rib cage.
“You’re evil,” Hudson said. “Evil, I tell you!”
“Maybe.” Jude bit at his bottom lip.
“Stop. Stop tempting me with your fucking gorgeous mouth. I can’t have you doing that shit while I’m driving.”
“Okay.” Jude smirked but kept his tongue and teeth from doing anything else. He put away those hazel sex-eyes too. “So, how did you see this trip going down?”
“Just like that?” Hudson was incredulous.
“What?”
“You can just turn it on and off like a switch?”
“With you, sure.”
“Well, I can’t.” Hudson gestured to his crotch, where his dick was obvious, thick, and quickly moving on its way to fully hard, even though Jude had stopped the licking and the biting.
“Want me to touch you?” Jude’s voice was breathy as he slid his warm palm up Hudson’s inner thigh. He thumbed over the head of Hudson’s cock, and Hudson got harder. Jude played with just the head, moving back and forth, his touch light and delicious.
“Want me to drive off the road?” Hudson managed not to sound choked off.
“No.” Jude pulled his hand away and smiled like the devil. “I want you to drive. And I want you to tell me about what you want to do on this trip besides the obvious. And for the record, turning it off doesn’t happen like a switch. Turning me on with one look, easy!”
“You’re dangerous.”
“Damn right I am.”
Posy Roberts writes about the realistic struggles of men looking for love. Whether her characters are family men, drag queens, or lonely men searching for connections, they all find a home in her stories.
Posy is a Jill of all trades and master of the drill and paintbrush. She’s married to a partner who makes sure she doesn’t forget to eat or sleep during her writing frenzies. Her daughter, a budding author and cinematographer, helps her come up with character names. For fun, Posy enjoys crafting, hiking, and singing spontaneously about the mundane, just to make regular life more interesting.
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