The Best Worst Honeymoon Ever

Audio review
This was a fun story. I love friends to lovers and Andrew Grey wrote the perfect story. Tommy is left at the altar when he is jilted by his money-grubbing fiance. His Best friend Greyson suggests Tommy go ahead and go on the honeymoon trip to get out of town and away from prying eyes and chances of running into the ex. Tommy agrees only if Greyson and his son Petey go along.
The way Andrew Grey describes Bon Aire it's like going there with Tommy, Greyson, and Petey. Petey makes the trip even more fun.'
I liked that Tommy and Greyson don't just jump in the sack or declare their love right away. There is some slow burn. there are some action and adventure along the way and just enough heat to make the story sexy.
If you like millionaires ( you barely even know Tommy is one) friends-to-lovers, cute kids and sexy destinations you will love this.
Jon Solo really brought the story to life adding a unique voice and you could hear Petey's excitement and feel the emotions of both men. I recommend grabbing the audio to make mundane chores so much more fun in you can!

I love everything Andrew gives us. and The best worst honeymoon ever is no exception. The characters get ahold of you and pull you into the book and won't let you go. Marvelous story of finding love when you really open your eyes up and look at what is in front of you.

This is a sweet story of a rotten event turned into good. These two friends are there for each other. It seems the time is now right for them. I also love Petey he is a bright good who is a good addition to the story.

Reviewed by Michael for Diverse Reader

Being left at the alter has got to suck. But that’s nothing when compared to the feeling of being deceived by the one you were supposed to marry. You almost have to feel for Tommy, especially when you find out what Xavier, the ex, does after the aborted wedding. Tommy handles it well, but then he has his best friend Grayson and Grayson’s nine-year-old son Petey (along with a loving mother, father, and aunt) in his corner.



Grayson convinces Tommy to go on the honeymoon trip to Bonaire in the Caribbean, despite the latter’s broken heart. The trip is already paid for, after all. Grayson and Petey go along to keep him company. While on this trip, Grayson reveals that he’s been in love with Tommy for years.



Andrew Grey does a wonderful job of describing the scenery of the island. If you didn’t know any better, you would almost swear you were there. Let’s be honest, who couldn’t fall in love, or acknowledge a love that has always been there, with a backdrop of a majestic Caribbean Island. It’s what happens after the vacation that can become the real problem. Which is precisely what Tommy, a natural-born planner and pessimist, worries about. Who can blame him, really. He’s just been ditched by one man he thought loved him and is about to completely alter the parameters of his friendship with Grayson.



Grayson is quite the opposite. He’s more of a go-with-the-flow kind of guy. Oddly, the balance each other.



This was an enjoyable read, filled with beautiful scenery, friends-to-lovers story, and just the right amount of drama to keep things interesting without going completely overboard.

Tommy is ready to married Xavier and having his happily ever after until Xavier left him at the altar the day of their wedding.
Grayson is Tommy’s best friend and was present when Tommy had his heart broken. He encouraged him to go on his honeymoon, but Tommy refuses to go alone, he’ll only go if Grayson and his son Petey come with him.
For a week, Tommy, Grayson and Petey will explore the island and enjoy their time together. But when Xavier comes to the island, Tommy will have to face his past and confront the man he used to love if he wants a real chance to be happy and loved in the future.

The Best Worst Honeymoon Ever is a beautiful love story.

Grayson and Tommy are best friends since college, and for a decade they were only friends…best friends. But Tommy’s always had a crush on Grayson, but never found the courage to act on it. The same goes for Grayson, he’s always had a crush on Tommy, and when he was ready to act on it, Tommy had met Xavier. So when they end up together on an island paradise, they let go of their fears and just try. It was very sweet and beautiful, how they take the step together and cross the line.

I loved them. They were so adorable. Tommy was hurting, scared and lost after Xavier. He was unsure about himself, about his ability to find a man who will love him, just him, and when things start to heat up between him and Grayson, he was scared to lose his best friend and Petey. I understood Tommy, I could totally relate to him, and that’s probably what made me love him so much.

Grayson is a very good man, a good father and a loyal friend. He had always wanted Tommy, but he was scared to act, and then he has to think of his son Petey and what’s best for him. But when he saw an opportunity to be more than friends with Tommy, Grayson didn’t hold back, and he went heart first into this relationship. He was confident and sure for both of them. I loved this about him.

This book was good, well written and I had pleasure while reading it. It was a sweet romance, but not too superficial. Even if Tommy realized that Grayson was the love of his life, it couldn’t have erased his past and his pain. I loved this about the story. I loved that while I read about their love story and how they come together, I also saw how Tommy got closure from his past.

I happily recommend this book; it’s a sweet romance just like I love them.

It’s 4 stars because Petey, this kid is awesome!