Status Updates From Down on the Farm (Ames Brid...

"F****** when they were so conflicted was probably the stupidest thing they've done yet." This line just about sums up the entire book.

WTF? I was going to say when the boys got caught in the storm this book was getting better, but when they get caught and Cal decides to stop talking to Beck... ok, ok, but then why the heck is Beck apologizing for not telling Cal he's leaving?! No, no, no!!!

Can someone please tell me how Cal started the washer when they just turned off the water in the house?? Freaking big continuity error.

I'm not quite sure how Beck can go from hating Cal for years to having sex with him in less than a week. They barely even talked when they were together, more petty bullying and angry retorts than anything.

"It's not even been"..... SMFH!!! That should be it hasn't even been!!!! Ugh!!!!

"they've not been able to sway"..... SMH.... certainly doesn't sound right to me.

Grrrrr..... again with the "I've not"!!!!!

Ugh!! "They'd not had"!!!!! No! No! No! No southern American man would think in that grammar!!! He'd think "they hadn't had"!!! *sigh*

It really drives me nuts reading "he'd not" instead of he hadn't!! I'm sorry but I am an American and I've never heard another American say "he'd not"..... SMH.... Why in the hell do more and more of the books in this genre sound less and less American when they're set in America???

LMAO!! Big oops! They shut off the water valve to the house yet now he's starting a load of laundry?! LOL!

Beck needs a good smack. Seems like Cal had issues, but he's mostly over them and Beck just needs to see that. He also shouldn't hold things that wear some when young against him, we all do that and have regrets.