Prophet's Pass

Prophet’s Pass is a contemporary MM romance story set in Utah. It tells the tale of Aiden, a big city journalist, and Hunter, a closeted Mormon soldier, and their messy journey to falling in love. The book is very contemporary and deals with controversial issues like politics, LGBT rights and religion in a respectful and thoughtful manner. You get a real impression of Utah from this book, and the characters are all very realistic and feel like real people. Hunter and Aiden are people you really root for and even the villains make you understand their point of view. If you like escapist fantasies this book may not be for you, and it is also a novella so it’s quite short. However if you are looking for well-written contemporary romance with relatable and believable characters this book is excellent.

Prophets Pass is another tale n the States of Love Line. each ook features a different state. I admit when I read this blurb I didn't hold high hopes but I wanted to read it for the line.
Propet's Pass is about Utah and the Mormons.
The story is very political and religious. I was hoping for more in the way of romance but it just never really got there.
Aiden is a political Journalist and sent to Utah to interview Jenson a candidate for the Senate.
He met Hunter in a club one night in New York but had no idea who he was until he walks in the door of the Jensens.
Hunter is a pilot in the airforce and on leave, He has a secret to hide and when he sees Aiden he thinks he is there to expose him and cause trouble for his dad.
The descriptions of Utah are lovely. The story is ok just too political and religious for me. I was hoping for more romance to tie the story together. It isn't a bad story just slow and not my cup of tea,
If you like Mormons, Utah, politicians, journalists and a slow story with not much sex at all this is for you