How new and beautiful things can be created from it. The story shows us how much beauty can be found in the rough, dangerous, unwanted. After reading – or rather listening – to the book, I LOVE the title. I must say that before I read the book, I had no idea why this title was used, though I found that mystery intriguing. Pieces of metal that have a specific form, often sharp and pointed, but no use anymore and are often unwanted. ‘Scrap Metal’ is usually metal that is left over or not used anymore. He’s given his heart away, and it’s time to pay the price. When tragedy strikes, Cam’s resolutely held secret is finally revealed and Nichol must face the truth.

As the cold Scottish springtime melts into summer, Nichol finds himself falling in love.

Even his grandfather takes to the cheeky city boy, whose hard work and good head for figures help set the farm back on its feet. Somehow, Cam quickly charms his way through Nichol’s defenses and into his heart. Something about the young man’s tired resignation touches Nichol deeply, and instead of giving him the business end of a shotgun, he offers Cam a blanket and a place to stay. He says his name is Cam, and he’s on the run from a Glasgow gang. Nichol? Not so much.Īs lambing season progresses in the teeth of an icy north wind, the last straw is the intruder Nichol catches in the barn. His late brother and mother had been well-suited to life on Seacliff Farm. Now he’s hip deep in sheep, mud, and collies. Is there room for love in a heart full of secrets? One year ago, before Fate took a wrecking ball to his life, Nichol was happily working on his doctorate in linguistics. I could not resist! Time to finally ‘read’ it.ĬLICK ON THE COVER TO BUY THE EBOOK OR AUDIOBOOK It had been on my TBR list for ages (and on my kindle, desperately waiting), when I heard that there was a new audiobook version. Why I read this book: This book has been recommended to me since I first started reading M/M Romance. The audiobook was released by the author on January 29th, 2015, was narrated by Sean Gormley and is 12 hours and 24 minutes long. The book was released by Samhain Publishing on March 27th, 2012 and is 258 pages long.

Marc reviews the audiobook version of ‘Scrap Metal’ by Harper Fox.

Scrap metal by harper fox