New Release: TWO 5 Star and One 4.5 Star Review for Rekindled Flame by Andrew Grey #MM #Romance @andrewgreybooks @dreamspinners

Title: Rekindled Flame
Author Name & Publisher: Andrew Grey (Dreamspinner Press)
Publication Date & Length: June 13, 2016 – 200 pgs

Firefighter Morgan has worked hard to build a home for himself after a nomadic childhood. When Morgan is called to a fire, he finds the family out front, but their tenant still inside. He rescues Richard Smalley, who turns out to be an old friend he hasn’t seen in years and the one person he regretted leaving behind.

Richard has had a hard life. He served in the military, where he lost the use of his legs, and has been struggling to make his way since coming home. Now that he no longer has a place to live, Morgan takes him in, but when someone attempts to set fire to Morgan’s house, they both become suspicious and wonder what’s going on.

Years ago Morgan was gutted when he moved away, leaving Richard behind, so he’s happy to pick things up where they left off. But now that Richard seems to be the target of an arsonist, he may not be the safest person to be around.

I have to admit that this is probably one of my favorite Andrew Grey stories. I really enjoyed the backstory between the two characters and how they came together. Both have had their issues through the years and aren’t exactly the same men they were when separated as boys, but the chemistry is still there.

I liked that we got a few different genres sort of overlapping here. We have a wounded Marine who is dealing with not only the loss of his teammates, but the use of his legs as well. Then we have the firefighter that is jaded because of his youth and alcoholic father, who is now on the wagon.

The plot was fantastic and the characters were interesting to read about so I really have to say that I loved every part of this story, even if it was a bit of a stretch to think that someone would really take in someone they haven’t seen in so many years. Hey, it’s fiction and I can imagine people are actually that nice somewhere in the world.

Renee

This is such a wonderful read. I believe that this is a book about fate bringing back together two men that are soul mates and ment to be together through the hard times as well as the good times.

Morgan is a firefighter and the job is what he lives for. Because of his job he is able to reconnect with his best friend that he lost touch with when he was 13 years old and his father moved them away. I think that Morgan knows himself better then most people do. As soon as he rescues Richie and finds out who he is, Morgan knows that this is the man that he has always loved even at a young age and that Rochie is the only man he will ever live that way.

Richie is not the same man he was as a kid. He joined the marines and it changed his life forever and he ended up in a wheel chair. I think that Richie carries the weight of he world in his shoulders and because of that and the guilt of what happened while still in the marines he does no think that he is supposed to be loved or happy and I think that is why he is constantly fighting what is between him and Morgan.

This is not only a story about reconnecting with your souls mate, it is also a mystery because someone is targeting Richie and trying to kill him. The question is will they figure out who it is in time or will Richie lose his life before he figures out that he is good enough for Morgan.

I really enjoyed this book. It was full of ups and downs, excitement and fear, and love and forgiveness. It is a book about excepting things that cannot be changed and loving yourself for who u are. Andrew Grey did a great job on this book.

Tosha

This is another winner from Andrew Grey. The character development was spot on and the plot was fantastic. In this book we meet Morgan and Richard. Richard is a disable vet and Morgan a HOT fireman. First let me say that I love reading stories about vets and disable vets hold a special place in my heart. I always love when they get their HEA. I loved how the book began and loved how it ended and the middle was just fantastic. I had an immediate connection with Richard and Morgan wasn’t far behind. Andrew Grey just has a way of immediately drawing you into the story that this book was no different. This book had quite a bit of drama but that is to be expected when writing about wounded vets, but most of all it was a very touching story and had enough passion that I just wanted to keep reading.

Lynn

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Andrew grew up in western Michigan with a father who loved to tell stories and a mother who loved to read them. Since then he has lived throughout the country and traveled throughout the world. He has a master’s degree from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and now writes full time.

Andrew’s hobbies include collecting antiques, gardening, and leaving his dirty dishes anywhere but in the sink (particularly when writing)  He considers himself blessed with an accepting family, fantastic friends, and the world’s most supportive and loving partner. Andrew currently lives in beautiful, historic Carlisle, Pennsylvania.

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