This is definitely a sweet, interesting read. Jeremy grew up as a con man's son, so when his father is killed on a con gone bad, Jeremy tries to go straight. Only he doesn't know how or what to do with himself. Rance Crawford (from The Winter Courtship Rituals of Fur-Bearing Critters) takes him in and Craw and Aiden show Jeremy what it means to be an honest man. It takes a lot of work to keep Jeremy from rabbiting; Jeremy constantly has one foot out the door, ready to run away from all the honest people surrounding him because he thinks they deserve better than him. But after working with, hanging out with, and being attracted to the younger Aiden for over two years, Aiden has a few surprises in store for Jeremy that keep him from running. 
 There is just a touch of overlap with the Winter Courtship story, but it's fairly late in the story, and you don't need to have read it first to enjoy this one. (It's been long enough since I read Courtship that I didn't remember much. This one touched on that story enough to be a pretty good reminder.) 
 We are introduced to Gianni/Johnny in this story, who is one of the MCs in the next story, Knitter in His Natural Habitat. 
 Jeremy is a really interesting character because he doesn't know how to be 'normal' or to turn off the fake charm that he's always relied on. It takes a while for him to transition into an honest rabbit, and it's sort of fascinating to watch. Aiden is a sweet kid who grows into a man before Jeremy's eyes... just the sort that can keep Jeremy from running away.