Robin, the recipient of a brand-new heart, knows he can’t give it to just anyone….
Robin’s been through his share of upsets recently, from heart transplant surgery to a brutal breakup. But his experiences have taught him life is short, and he’s ready to seize the day and start anew. A job at Euro Pride Tours is just the kind of adventure he’s looking for. He gets to see the world and live a little, but love isn’t on his radar screen. He isn’t sure his heart can endure that again.
Johan might’ve disappointed his family by striking out on his own, but when he meets Robin, he has no intention of letting him down. Each man is just what the other needs to feel whole again, and while Johan might not be the man Robin originally thought he was, he’s exactly what the doctor ordered to make Robin’s borrowed heart beat faster. As the tour through Germany progresses, they grow closer, but when Robin’s ex joins the tour, he could bring their blossoming love to a dramatic halt.
I enjoyed Borrowed Heart by Andrew Grey. Johan and Robin were likeable characters and the
storyline was well-developed. As always, Mr.
Grey delivered a thoughtful tale with clarity and depth. Heart transplant
recipient Robin lived his life waiting for the other shoe to drop; especially
after his longtime boyfriend dumped him. Lucky for him, the owner of the German
tour guide company he worked for was a matchmaker in disguise. Johan drove for
the bus company and attraction was afoot for Robin and him, as they became
closer on a two week excursion.
Mr. Grey transported this
reader to Germany, as I travelled with Robin, Johan, and the men and women on
the tour. A little danger and mystery crept along as well, rounding the story
to a romance plus.
Not overtly sexual, Borrowed Heart was just the right amount
of sex appeal with a large dose of romance. Well worth the read, lovely and
carefree characters, Borrowed Heart
kept me interested and entertained.
Sexy & Sizzling
A four handcuff review
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