An Isolated Range is
a tender, heart-wrenching story by Andrew
Grey and part of the Range Series.
An
Isolated Range is by far my favorite book of the series. Quinn, veterinary assistant
to Wally Shumacher (Shared Range) meets
college student Marty when Marty arrives at the ranch to work and rehabilitate.
Marty suffered a stroke while playing college basketball and is introduced to
Dakota Holden, friend to his current doctor.
Dakota offers Marty a job on the ranch he co-owns with Haven and thus allows
the young man to work and find himself among the non-judgmental. Quinn
immediately is smitten with him, but Marty is leery of a relationship with the cowboy. Marty is not only in the closet but is the
son of a prominent senator.
Andrew Grey’s
descriptive writing left me over-whelmed with emotion as both Quinn and Marty
find their way through the murkiness of a new relationship. The angst radiated
from the pages as each baby step taken broke down more barriers, both
physically and emotionally. As with all
the books in this creatively wonderful series, Mr. Grey indulges the reader with appearances of many of the previous
characters. Lovers, Dakota and Wally are
an integral part of the story as well as Wilson & Steve and Phillip & Haven. Of course, the story would not be complete without
the larger than life presence of Dakota’s loving and stoic father, Jefferson. Throughout
the series Jefferson has added a calm serenity to the stories, which culminated
in An Isolated Range.
I laughed and was moved to tears as I read An Isolated Range.
Andrew Grey
not only adds spirit to his characters, but they become a part of the reader’s
life.
I look forward to reading many more books in this masterfully crafted
series.
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