Behr Facts

I was so glad this book was about Abe, though we didn't see him much in book 2, it was enough to know that the big \"Behr\" had a story to tell, and boy does he!
Abe Behr is head of his family Construction Company and boy is it becoming a headache! The Company books are way off and Abe needs to find out why, he got a few recommendations for an accountant, and they all were for the same person, Jeff Mason.
Abe gets flak from his family for bringing in an outsider, nevermind a Mason to look into the company finances, could it be because the two families don't get along, or does someone have something to hide?
I love the attraction between Abe and Jeff, can they act on it, or will family troubles and deceit stand in the way of these two finding happiness?
Oh man this book is great, you just have to read it, and though it can be a standalone, you don't want to miss the other two books in this series! Thanks Pat, for a third in a series that is as much of a delight as the rest!

Who doesn't love a big, grumpy, growly bear with a soft heart he keeps hidden? Abe is the Behr of Behr Construction, family owned and operated. He's been running it ever since his dad died when Abe was in high school. Now he's looking at the strong possibility someone in his family is stealing from the company. So he hires Jeff Mason to come help him out. Only problem? The Behrs and the Masons have had a little running tiff for a number of years. Mainly started by Abe's dad, but some of the Behr family hasn't forgotten it.
Abe is getting more and more perplexed at the hate talk that seems to be coming out of the community he's lived in his whole life. And he doesn't like it. He doesn't understand what difference it is if you're gay or straight, only the kind of person you are. Of course, as far as Abe is aware he's asexual as he's never been attracted to anyone before. Well, before Jeff, that is. Now the big bear has these confusing feelings, and his community is going bonkers, plus a family member is stealing from him. What's a grumpy bear to do?
I really enjoyed this third installment in Pat Henshaw's 'Foothills Pride' series, and I'm hoping to see more. If you like sweet, gentle romances, very light on the heat level, with a little drama, some angst, and a happy ever after, then these are the books for you. Thank you, Pat.
NOTE: This book was provided by Dreamspinner Press for the purpose of a review on Rainbow Book Reviews