A Foreign Range

By Andrew Grey

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Release Date Jun 15, 2012
Type Novels
Words 60825
Pages 200
ISBN-13 978-1-61372-550-4
SKU 3009

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By Andrew Grey

Stories from the Range: Book Four

Country singer Willie Meadows is a fake. He’s never ridden a horse, and his “Western” gear comes from a boutique shop in LA. No wonder Wilson Edwards, the real man in those fake boots, is suffering creative block. Determined to connect with the music, Wilson buys a ranch in Wyoming to learn the country way of life, even if he has no intention of running the business. Then Steve Peterson shows up desperate, destitute, and hungry, having just escaped a gay deprogramming hospital run by his father’s cult.

Steve was supposed to train horses for the ranch’s former owner, but the job is gone along with his would-be employer. Luckily Wilson has a temporary solution: Steve can ranch-sit while Wilson does business in LA. But when he comes back, Wilson barely recognizes the place. There are trained horses in the paddock, and the ranch is in great shape. Suddenly he finds himself inspired not by the cowboy lifestyle but by Steve himself.

But the cult is still after Steve, and Wilson’s fear of scandal means he’s still in the closet. Coming out could kill Willie’s career—but denying his feelings for Steve could kill the only part of him that’s real.

Cover Artist: Reese Dante

Series Stories from the Range | Book Four

Genres Gay / Western Romance

- Review of A Foreign Range
- By Lady Karana
  on Jul 12, 2012 04:07
- A Foreign Range: Stories from the Range #4
  By Andrew Grey
  Mr. Grey does it again! He takes us back to the wild ranches of Wyoming and brings new characters to life and makes them so loveable you want to make them your best friend. He has created a new ranch, this one with horse training, and a scared young man that knows what he wants and a world weary country singer that thinks he cant have what he wants.
  Wilson Edwards wants to just be himself; he wants to be a cowboy, living on his own land, doing the things he has only sung about for the past ten years as Willie Meadows. So he buys a little spread in Wyoming and totally upsets his manager and friend, Howard by moving out there and selling all his LA holdings. Oh, the catch that really upsets Howard he isnt allowed to move out there with him. He also has to find his own place with Wilson selling off his LA holding, where Howard has been living the past ten years, he thought rent free.
  Steve Peterson came to the ranch expecting to find a working horse farm, but he found nothing, everything had been cleared out. He is running from his fanatical father who thinks he can be cured of being gay. With all the empty stalls he finds at the ranch, Steve also finds Wilson, who offers him a safe place to sleep and some food. Then when the only place Steve has to go is back to the empty stalls till he plans his next move, he finds a job offer being handed to him, by his dream man. But cant have Wilson, can he? Is the man even gay? Then he finds out he is Willie Meadows, country/western singer and he knows he can never have him.
  This is a story of two men each running from something different, both wanting the same thing, one willing to fight for it, one sure it will bring his career to a quick stop. Can Willie Meadows find Wilson Edwards again? Can he come out to the world and keep the fans that feed his energy? Can Steve find a way to stay safe from his father and the men sent after him? Can he say no when the men turn out not to be from his father but asking to come back to get his father out? These men have some tuff choices to make, do they follow their hearts? Or do they follow the words of the people around them?
  This book is excellent in blending this new couple into the world of Wyoming ranchers that Mr. Grey has created here. All our old favorites are here, Dakota is finally home and starting his own practice, Wally is much happier. Wally is still running the Exotic animal shelter, and has a female that is very dominate and doesnt really like anybody but she is about to be bought by a zoo that will pay handsomely for her. Watching the feelings unfold between these men as they make their way in the new community is delightful and funny sometimes. Watching them grow and take charge of their own lives as they find what they want fills the heart with happiness. A fine love story, with a delightful new love song by Mr. Grey. You did good with the song; it is stuck in my head. I could not put this book down, even as I was getting on an off the bus traveling home, and knew that it was time to hit the bed I kept reading till the last page. I rate this new book 5 stars and say that everybody should read it.
- Review of A Foreign Range
- By michael outen
  on Jun 18, 2012 09:06
- Another great addition to the Range series. I love Wilson and Steve and the interaction. The integration of the past characters is so smooth. You will laugh and you will cry. I recommend to everyone. I want to live there an be friends with everyone and help care for the cats.
- Review of A Foreign Range
- By Aine @ House Millar
  on Jun 15, 2012 07:06
- A Foreign Range is the latest in the Range series by Andrew Grey. The Range series is one of my favourites, as Im sure everyone knows, lol, and I am pleased to have added this one to my book list!
  A Foreign Range takes us back to Wyoming where our new cowboy, Wilson, meets Kota, Wally, Haven Phillip and the rest of the gang weve all come to know and love. As the blurb explains, Wilson just wants a real life, not the fake psudo-life hes had living in L.A.
  Then you have Steve, a horse trainer trying to make a new life for himself away from the terrifying reprogramming camp his father shipped him off to . . . and thats not even the worst of his old life.
  As the story progresses, you travel along with Wilson and Steve as they learn to work together, Wilson fights to find his muse again, and the possible scandal about his sexuality threaten the attraction and possible love between these two delightfully sexy men.
  A Foreign Range is a wonderful story, one I was curious to see how he would manage to make the characters fit with a singer vs. a beloved powerhouse like Kota The first 3 are such strong connection of souls, not just men. This one was a great addition to the Range series.
  Beautifully written continuation of a powerfully delivered series that once again shows the endurance of love and dedication that Andrew gives to each of his beloved characters. I look forward to more from Andrew, and thank him for letting me get my hands on a ARC copy of a truly wonderful M/M story that touched my heart as it made me want to reach for a fan, lol.

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