Books by Andrew Grey
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review 1: Wilson and Steve's story ... Steve has suffered in the hands of his father and escapes home. He is going to find a job that was promised to him at a ranch ... Wilson is famous, trying to find peace and quiet. Steve finds the ranch empty and it happens to be that the previous owne...
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review 1: This story picks up just a few months after Legal Artistry ends and continues to tell the story of the return of The Woman in Blue and the men whose lives she brings together.Brian has taken over as lead attorney from Gerald, but that's not the only big change in his life. After ...
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review 1: Another great addition to the community of characters that Andrew is fleshing out in this series (i have many of this author's books but this series is speaking to me in a more direct way than I'd figured - and that a very good thing).Will and Takoda are a great pairing. I liked ...
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review 1: This story takes us back to our original couple from the first book, Eli and Geoff. They have been together for some time now and have multiple business enterprises and a young son to raise. Things are getting pretty hectic and they seem to have very little time for each other. T...
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review 1: A sweet story with MCs and secondary characters that I really liked, however I find that I'm not totally liking the authors writing style (this is my second book of his). I'm not sure how to describe it other than simplistic? He writes a lot of secondary detail, in this case abou...
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review 1: 3.5 starsI really didn't care for Wally, he was kind of an emotional drama queen. Especially at the end when he talks about building the pen. I shouldn't say talks about it because it was lik he already had his mind made up before even going over it with his partner. He had that ...
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review 1: Andrew Grey did a beautiful job on this touching, emotional novel. Character development was phenomenal bringing in a loving, single father, Ken, who was struggling with the cancer his 6 year old daughter, Hanna, had, bringing out the heart wrenching ups and downs they went throu...
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review 1: Andrew Grey = romantisme Second tome de sa série Love means, même si entre le premier et celui-ci, il y avait l'histoire du père de Geoff, amour sans limite nous permet de retrouver Geoff et Eli qui vivent ensemble depuis plusieurs années maintenant. Dans leur ferme ils construis...
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review 1: This book takes the series back to when Cliff and Len were young men and narrates the story of how they met and eventually became partners , best friends and lovers. It shows how they needed courage to be together and establish the family they wanted. Cliff needed to accept himse...
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review 1: 2,5 stars rounded up. (Yes, I'm so generous.)In this book we have likeable main characters with some issues for their past. It's a tale about solving those issues and be happy with being yourself. And, of course, together - as a couple.The story itself is rather simple, one of th...
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review 1: Another nice story in the range series. I didn't enjoy it as much as the first ones because, although Wally and Dakota made an appearance, this book was set outside of their own ranch. And, these characters, while nice, weren't as endearing to me. Willie has been a country wes...
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review 1: A wild ride is another great book by Andrew Grey. This is based on Dante Rivers, bull rider and almost champion. Also about Ryan Abbott , financial advisor. Dante rode and almost won. He decides to go to a bar , He meets Ryan and had a great night but Dante's fears made him walk ...
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review 1: Well, I definitely liked this book. It didn't leave a really lasting impression on me though, as I finished it 3 days ago and I'm struggling to recall some things to write this review. When the characters were together, the story was good, and the sexual chemistry was good. Howev...
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review 1: This book was tedious with an extreme focus on mundane details and no real climax or excitement. The first person narration was detached and unemotional, like a monotonous reel without any ebb and flow in tone or other paralanguage to indicate anger, sadness, longing, ANYTHING. A...
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review 1: I like Andrew Grey books, they are usually a sweet read, reliable for a fuzzy feel good story with little to no angst.Larry is raising his nephew after his sisters death, meets Joshua and they hit it off very quickly,Angus ( the kid not the beef) is likeable and cute.I did get a ...
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review 1: Il quarto capitolo della serie "Amare significa...", in tutta sincerità, è quello che mi ha coinvolta un pò meno. Paragonare le bellissime storie di Geoff e il suo Eli o,di Len e Cliff non è corretto, forse, ma non ho potuto farne a meno. Sapere che lo stesso Grey ama in particol...
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review 1: Un joli récit très tendre et romantique qui se situe environ dix-huit mois après l'arrivée d'Eli au ranch. C'est Noël et nos deux amoureux préparent la fête, mais Eli est triste car il ne peut le passer avec sa famille qui ne sait pas qu'il est gay et qu'il vit avec un partenaire...
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review 1: I'm usually a lover of Andrew Grey stories, but this one fell flat for me. I didn't engage with either MC, Tyler O'Connor, antiques store owner, or Mark Burke, artist. In fact, I thought Tyler was okay, but Mark was just a wuss -- childish and immature at best. The story move...
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review 1: I'm not really sure what to say about this book.It's well written with very likeable characters and strong relationship, but I'm not very fond of the main storyline about retrieving the paintings. Don't get me wrong, I can see where Dieter came from, but the whole portrayal of Be...
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review 1: This whole story was like one huge epilogue read for me.Josh and Sammy are already together. They've met, fallen in love, moved in together and have established a life together for fifteen years. They are no spring chickens, no, cute young twinks. These are two men who are happy ...
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review 1: Another great read in this series!This time we start off with heartache for Bryce. As part of his healing, John and Jerry finally persuade him to spend time on the reservation with them and John's family.Paytah runs the local store, is gruff, grumpy and hostile to Bryce. Paytah's...
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review 1: This was a feel good book and I really enjoyed the whole book. I loved how Lyle moved to this little town thinking one thing and finding out it wasn't as bad, and even greater than he thought it would be. Meeting Roger and his daughter Lizzie was a bonus. I'm sorry it took me so...
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review 1: 3 e 1/2 “Non sai che tutto ciò che è accaduto oggi non sarebbe potuto succedere senza di te? Ero morto dentro e tu mi ha restituito l’anima. Ero talmente pieno di vergogna da non riuscire a vedere oltre me stesso e tu mi hai cambiato.”Ormai avendo letto parecchi libri di Andrew G...
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review 1: Secondo episodio della saga dedicata alla prateria. L’autore ci riporta nei ranch del Wyoming con i suoi paesaggi incontaminati. Ritroviamo i vecchi personaggi di Dakota e Wally che ormai fanno coppia fissa e per giunta si sentono anche molto realizzati. Il legame tra i due è sem...
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review 1: This was more like a 3.5. Not as good as the first overall but the scenes with Len had me bawling, as well as the letter Geoffy read from his father. I had many teary moments with this one. The Geoff and Eli story was, a little watered down. I didn't feel like I got a lot from th...
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review 1: I love the story! I was surprised. I thought it was going to be a brooding bad boy book by the way the story started off, but I was pleasantly surprised to find the main character Geoff to be quiet sweet and very giving. Another thing I loved is that Andrew uses actual locations ...
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review 1: I am torn between calling this story poorly written or poorly edited. So, I think I will go with both. The entire book seems to be missing so much. There is little to no real descriptive narratives. There are no segues between scenes. There is very little continuity to the o...
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review 1: Loved the story, my heart hurt for Dakota but I really admired him for the choice he made. Wally took a little longer for me to warm up to but I ended up loving him also. Their relationship progressed fast but that was the point of the story I suppose....when it's right...it's ri...
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review 1: C'est toujours un immense plaisir de retrouver la plume tendre et romanesque d'Andrew Grey, particulièrement dans cette série Farm, sans conteste ma préférée à ce jour. Amour sans limite en constitue le tome 3, non pas dans l'ordre de parution, mais dans la chronologie. Après Len...
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review 1: This is the prequel to Love Means… No Shame but they can be read in any order. I fell in love with Geoff and Eli from No Shame despite the fact that my nitpicking sensibilities were working overtime. It is not exactly the best written novel in the world and neither is this one. B...
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review 1: An Isolated Range (Range #5) by Andrew GreyMarty is a nineteen year old young man who is a basketball player college student and pretty sure he is gay.Inner turmoil keeps him from admitting it to himself. His father is an important person in DC. Is has been taught not to make ...
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review 1: "Fate Delivers a Prince "by Andrew Grey: Features a Big Misunderstanding that could have been cleared up with five minutes of conversation. Meh"Jump "by Mary Calmes: A typical Mary Calmes story - adorable perfect bottom, big gorgeous macho top. Fun if you are in the mood for it...
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review 1: ****audibles edition****I only listened to the first chapter of this audiobook before I gave up. I am not sure who makes the decision on who narrates M/M romance, but they really did a bad job on this choice. The narrator sounded like the same narrator from Winnie the Pooh. Th...
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review 1: The book:First, let me say that I am a fan of Andrew Grey and I am a huge fan of the Geek/Jock story, so this hit my buttons in a big way. I like that Andrew made Brendon a strong if very naïve geek and that the relationship between him and Josh wasn’t a typical “I am your hero ...
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review 1: I was hard pressed when rating this book, but in the end I couldn't honestly say that I really liked it. I just liked it. It was lovely story and had me almost in tears a couple of times. I'm just really glad I read the description of the book before I delved in other wise I woul...
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review 1: Andrew Grey’s Biochemistry is a breezy, fun book. I loved the journey the characters took me on, and Grey’s quirky pairing of main characters. I read the entire book in two flights in one day (one an hour long, the other two and half,) so the story is brisk and moves right along....
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review 1: Grey wove a seamless tale out of a handful of characters and their separate traumas—past or present. The central characters are Sean, the owner of a new business (a wine shop), and a young boy, Bobby, who has been living on the streets. Not to forget Sam, a really hot cop (the lo...
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review 1: It took me a little while to get into the story, Brad seemed a little too young and clueless for me and some of the prose was a bit like a screenplay, but as the story wound on, I was, as usual with Andrew Grey's stories, pulled right in.Both Cory and Brad's romance, with its ine...
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review 1: I really like this series but I couldn't feel the warmth with Stone and Preston. They just didn't strike me in any way near as well-matched as the other couples in this series did. Part of it may have been the fact that there were numerous typos and some incorrect use of charact...
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review 1: Six months after the death of his partner of twenty years, Len still misses Cliff every single day, but he is beginning to be able to smile while thinking of him rather than crying. The only comfort Len has is remaining at the farm and working with the horses and the people who w...
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review 1: I am generally hot and cold on this author's books. I read the rest of this series so I naturally picked this one up. After listening to 95% of the book it occurred to me I didn't care how it ended. I was never able to empathize with the main characters. I guess that kind of says...
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review 1: I think I might be mixing up the order of this series, not sure. Oh well, I'm nothing if not consistent in not getting the order of a series right. :)3.5*I know what to expect when I read an Andrew Grey book, a sweet story, with nice guys, some issues but not a lot of angst or dr...
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review 1: Dirk and Lee are finally getting some down time. Their first vacation together is just what the two firefighters need after all the drama at the fire house. Unfortunately Dirk's homophobic father just happens to be on the cruise as well which adds tension and brings out Dirk's in...
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review 1: Interracial MM romance. Not much of this type of sub-genre around….I really enjoyed it!Yes, the story is full of stereotypes - Tyrone's black family is ridiculously homophobic, devastatingly poor and has a drug dealer, and Bart's rich white family is headed by his cold and dista...
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review 1: Another wonderful book from the Range series! I love reading his different series because we ALWAYS get to see or at least get mention of the other guys from past books. Liam was found laying in a ditch and brought to the ranch to recoop, recover..whatever they'll let him do, he'...
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review 1: This story failed because it told us one thing while showing something else. Dirk, a firefighter is supposed to be the world's biggest asshole, so despised that the fact that he almost lost his life saving an infant's life is not enough to get his co-workers to visit him in the h...
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review 1: Voilà une courte et brûlante histoire chez les soldats du feu, que nous offre Andrew Grey, qui change régulièrement de registre, pour notre plus grand plaisir. Dirk est un pompier héroïque, mais aussi un « trou du cul », bien qu'il n'en ait pas vraiment conscience. Ayant perdu sa...
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review 1: We pick back up with Dirk & Lee a few months later as they continue their relationship that started in Redemption by Fire, but now the fire house is in danger of being shut down. The guys don't see eye to eye on how to raise the funds needed, so it sets a bit of a rift between t...
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review 1: J'ai adoré ce livre ! il est presque meilleur que le premier tome.Au début, j'ai pensé que ce serait la meme histoire qu'avec Eli ( d'ailleurs c'est étonnant d'avoir 2 freres gay amish Very Happy). mais Jonah est beaucoup plus naif, curieux, que son frere. il a toujours grandit ...
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review 1: One of the things I've learned from reading the bazillion romance novels I've torn through this year, opposites attract and the most unlikely pairings, end up working out in the end. At least that's how it happens in books. I'm almost positive that it isn't that easy in real li...
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review 1: Hugh is feeling depressed. It's his 44th birthday, he's single and hating getting old. However sexy little Max comes onto him at the gym and they end up in bed. Hugh is a one-night-stand-only kind of guy but that just makes him more depressed, however he can't figure out why a ho...
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review 1: Arie and his family are having a rough time trying to get over the loss of his sister and her children. His parents begin to really pressure him about getting married and having children. He has already told them that he is gay and isn't sure if he will have children, anyways. He...
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review 1: Heat Under Fire by Andrew GreyJustin Briggs is a police officer in Carlisle, PA, his home town. He is the new officer on the force and therefore and so right now he is on the speed traffic patrol. He has known for a very long time he is gay, but he can’t seem to talk to a guy he ...
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review 1: Legal Tender is the next in the Bottled Up / Art series by Andrew Grey. As you know, this and the Range series are my favourites of his, and this book definitely makes the cut!Legal Tender takes us back to Dieter and Gerald as Dieter meets his childhood best friend Timothy when h...
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review 1: This is a fantastic book! And no, I'm not surprised. Andrew Grey writes consistently good books. But I really love this series, and this is a great addition.So I have a Marine in my family, and I have had issues with the accuracy of stories that feature a Marine in them in the pa...
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review 1: Andrew Grey has done another tremendous job on the last book of his Senses Series. The story line among all the 4 books flows amongst them all and the characters are true to life bringing in heart wrenching emotions which kept me engrossed with them all. This novel contains Dan, ...
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review 1: 3.5 StarsI felt so bad for Simon when his dad found out he was gay, but I thought he handled it splendidly. Parents are supposed to love their children and support them. Religion can be so divisive, though. I am glad that, after his parents calmed down a bit that they were mor...
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review 1: Another great book ... Wes is an American doctor helping with Doctors without Borders in Haiti. Anthony is an American Diplomat in a mission. One night after hearing quite a stir Wes finds a kid being abused and drowsed in gasoline. René is a sixteen years old and has been sellin...
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review 1: My first introduction to Andrew Grey author was his collaboration in a book I was reviewing for Amy Lane and Mary Calmes, called The Three Fates. So, now as I open my first story, it is his book, Unconditional Love, which I am reading. Like its title, the story is written in a se...
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review 1: Unconditional Love: 7 Days Series #2By Andrew GreyIn this series, Andrew Grey is proving that just 7 days out of a person’s life, sometimes those days are years apart, can change a person’s life course and set them on a different path.In this one we have Donald Pettier and Jason ...
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review 1: This is the story of Jeremy, Petey, Milt, and Nate. Jeremy and Petey's mother died and there is only one surviving relative to live with Uncle Milt. So Jeremy piles his three year old brother into his broken down car and drives to Kansas to live with the uncle. While in Kansas, J...
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review 1: Another quick, cute read from the Work Out series, this one about a photographer who is scarred after being beaten and his insecurities about his appearance and who would want to be with him. He meets his match in a younger man he's introduced to and hopes to turn into a model fo...
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review 1: A quick, cute story about a writer and his long-time lover. My biggest complaint about these ultra-short stories is that they often lack conflict. Grey's story gave me conflict. Yay!When David snaps at Peter (a mood and response I'm sure all writers are familiar with) the noise f...
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review 1: I've read a few Andrew Grey books, but I never really like them. They always seem kinda clunky to me. But he's very very popular, of course, so I keep trying every once in awhile. And I gotta say, this one is sweet. Not much happens, not a lot of conflict, but it's a sweet read.I...
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review 1: My only quibble with "Mariah the Christmas Moose" occured near the very beginning. Even if I accept the idea that a native of Florida might not have any idea what a moose looks like, would anybody really look at a moose and think "maneater"? In New England, we generally have tr...
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review 1: Andrew Grey gives us a happy, nearly angst-free story of college-age love. Brad Jergens and Jordy Fleming are brought together through a series of coincidences, meeting first at the store where Brad works, then bumping into each other on campus, and finally finding themselves on ...
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review 1: I can pretty much always count on Andrew Grey to deliver a feel good love story with MC's that have flaws. No disappointment here.Marshall is a city boy who has been looking for work as an orchestral conductor, which is highly competitive and he hasn't managed to find work for m...
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review 1: Having been born and raised in Wisconsin this book brought back great memories for me with the mention of Lambeau Field and of course the Packers. My dad took me to quite a few games there and we very much enjoyed the amusement park at Bay Beach as well. Good times :) This was s...