When I really like a book or a series, I can read it over and over many times and never get tired of it. Andrew Grey is one of several authors that that I have absolutely no problem with in doing this. I call him my hot chocolate/hot tea comfort author, and this is my third round of this series with him. The story itself is simple, but of course with complications. Lowell, who later will be affectionately known as "Spook" in the rest of the series, attempts to extract himself from a life that needs to be left behind. His attempts are predictable and suitably hair-raising. What is a bit surprising, even though it could be expected based on the relationship development between Bull and Zack in the first book...is the deep angst that both Lowell and Jeremy go through to try to justify their attraction to each other, or to simply cut it all off and disappear in opposite directions...and believe me the reader does in no way want that to happen. We desperately want life, love, friends, hot romance, and the quest to change a life to work out for these two. The amazing bond that all of these men form is deep and personal and the love that Jeremy and Lowell are forming is what both of them deserve and have been searching for. ( )

2.5

After the first book, [b:Inside Out|18690234|Inside Out (Bronco's Boys #1)|Andrew Grey|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1382253058s/18690234.jpg|26536012], this was a bit of a let down. Everything felt forced, I didn't connect with either MC nor did I feel the connection between them. Mostly I just kept hoping I'd reach the end. ( )