So, Dan looks to Nick for protection while trying to work out his feelings for a closet case.īroken Road Café is one of those books that gets its hooks into you and has you begging for more by the end. When danger from Dan’s old life comes knocking at his door, it threatens to take not only his life but those he cares about as well. A surprise encounter changes Dan’s mind about Nick, but Nick being in the closet is a problem for Dan. Nick seems to be the hero of Blue Ridge, but to Dan he’s an arrogant asshat who apparently lives to annoy Dan.

Except for the local police chief, Nick Oliver. The small town of Blue Ridge, Georgia is quiet enough to make him happy and filled with quirky people to keep him interested.

Purchasing a diner in a small northern town in Georgia comes by way of inspiration from a wonderful catering company and memories of his family’s cooking. In the matter of twenty-four hours, Dan quits his job, kicks Abe out, and loses the friend he’s always considered a brother. When he returns home to surprise his boyfriend, he finds Abe in bed with his best friend of twenty years. The day it all comes crashing down Dan had been restless, unhappy with work and learning that he was being used as a pawn for a reckless case. A year ago, he found the love of his life and now lives with him in a wonderful condo downtown. For years, Dan has worked to become the youngest partner at a prominent law firm in Atlanta. The worst day of Daniel O’Leary’s life came unexpectedly.

I have loved every single one of them and I crave more. Every single book I’ve read of Webb’s has been captivating and amazing. Maybe in the beginning I kept reading his books to see if he was a one trick pony. I feel like I should start this review with a disclaimer.

The Broken Road Cafe by T.A. Webb