When drifter Roe Davis starts work on Nowhere Ranch, he doesn't realize that this is the first step to finding a lover, getting his education, and reconciling with the family that rejected him. Sometimes in order to find a home, you have to go Nowhere first. 
 The emotional story here is great, but a lot of the pages were dedicated to kinky erotica for something which is not my kink, which makes it feel kind of like a combination of reading a recipe for stuffing a Thanksgiving turkey ("put on glove and insert fist; locate bag of giblets, and remove") and something really silly (because, let's face it, butt plugs with pony tails attached are intrinsically funny). Which is not to judge the people who do enjoy that sort of thing, and, in fact, Roe's kinkiness seems consistent with the kind of person he is (which is good characterization on Cullinan's part--I'm just explaining why I personally didn't find it as "hot" as others did.