An Isolated Range

I've waited patiently for \"An Isolated Range\" to be released. As I read each page, it was like \"old friends\" had made their way back into my life for the approximate 200 pages of their continued story. I savored every word, and marveled at how much I missed the characters.
This novel is an excellent blend of old characters from prior novels with a few new friends. It is a story of love, hope, and redemption (like almost all of the author's novels).
When I finished the story, the only thing that I was sad about was that I would have to wait for months or years before I would again get to read about the characters who have come to be old friends. (Andrew, are you listening? Is there another sequel in the works so we can continue to share more of the lives of your Wyoming cowboys?).
If you are a fan of Andrew Grey's \"range\" books, you will love this novel; if you appreciate a terrific love story, you will love this novel; if you need a good cry, you will love this novel; if you haven't read Andrew Grey's prior work, you will love this novel. In short, if you have a heart, you will love this novel.
Bravo, Mr Grey for another terrific story!

An Isolated Range is the newest Range story and officially my favourite, even if it was hard to read through tears a couple of times. Isolated is the story of Marty, an 18 yo man who suffers a stroke during his first college B-Ball game, and Quinn, Wally’s vet assistant.
When Marty wakes in the hospital, his life has been forever changed but thanks to her doctor (Dr. Feel Good, lol) he meets Dr. Dakota and is hired as a hand on the ranch he co-owns with Haven. While still in his wheelchair, Kota assigns him a few physical tasks while he goes through therapy but his main job is to sit with and care for Jefferson, Dakota’s father.
As the story progresses, you watch the two men grow together as they struggle to overcome Marty’s stroke and both men’s homophobic families. But when Marty is forced to choose between his family and Quinn, will he follow his heart or succumb to the pressures of family and right wing, homophobic, politics?
An Isolated Range is a touching yet heart-wrenching story, one that I loved. There are a few events that while I knew they were coming, still brought heartache and tears, yet were wonderfully written by an author who is dedicated to his characters hearts and lives. Andrew gives his characters’ voice while also showing us how life can be if we are strong enough to reach for it. I look forward to more from Andrew, and thank him for letting me get my hands on a eARC copy of a truly wonderful M/M story that touched my heart as it made me want to reach for a fan, lol.