Eastern Cowboy

Brighton inherits his grandpa's farm. It is different from most farms as it is surrounded by a growing city. He knows nothing about farming and doesn't understand why his grandfather let it to him. His Aunt and her kids are angry and try to fight him every inch o the way. He has recently survived a bad wreck and has trouble walking. His lawyer recommends his nephew as a hired hand and Brighton interviews him. Tanner has a bad lisp and low self-image just being kicked off the ranch he had been working and shunned by his rich so-called boyfriend.
Once again Andrew Grey brings together two broken men and makes them whole. The story is sweet and sexy.
I listened to the audio version and love how Derrick McClain brings both of these men alive and kept me engaged in the story. I listened in one afternoon.

Eastern Cowboy is a work of genius. Andrew Grey has written books about sexy cowboys before. He’s written about the city life before. He has written about the broken that have been mended through love and understanding of that special someone before. So what’s an author to do when he wants to come up with something different to write? He throws all of those subjects into a casserole of words and makes one mighty tasty dish.
The characters are well developed, so much so that I want a Tanner of my own. He’s just so sweet and thoughtful. On the other side of that coin, don’t make him an enemy. He will protect what and who he loves. On the outside he’s someone you probably wouldn’t want to meet in a dark alley, he’s huge.

Brighton would do anything for his family, well for the family that truly loves him that is. Until Tanner, that was his grandfather and his sister. His sister is a, what’s the words I want to use?- A panda. She’s cute on the outside but if you try to take what is hers or belongs to someone she loves, she’ll show her claws.
Like most good stories, there is always one character you just can’t wait until they get their comeuppance. Andrew doesn’t disappoint, he wrote such a character, actually two in my opinion.
I cannot wait to see what else Andrew Grey does in this series. This one is off to a great start, a must read!!
I happily give this one 5 blue roses.

Andrew Grey has taken the contemporary Western and reimagined it. Now, I love his other Western reads, but this one had a very different feel. The ranch is in the middle of the city. In the east (hence the Eastern part of the title). And the owner isn’t your typical ranch owner. Brighton is in constant pain and walks with a cane thanks to an accident before the book starts. Tanner is the strong, silent type, but not for your usual reasons.
As someone that lives in constant pain and can’t walk well (but you all already know that, lol) I felt an immediate bond with Brighton. It’s hard to live that way and even harder to find those that can look past our physical or speech differences, sadly. Needless to say, I was very excited to get this story. And wow, am I glad I did.
I’ve been a big fan of Mr. Grey’s work for a long time now (he’s getting close to another milestone in book releases after all) but he still always manages to pull me in and hold me hostage until the last page. There is love, lust, hate, greed, sex, inventiveness, and a happily-ever-after, but it’s the journey to get there that’s so special. I read it in one sitting and was only disappointed in the fact the story ended. The ending is perfect! I just always want more (proud to be a greedy reader btw).
If you love setting twists, characters that aren’t the perfect man, just the perfect men for each other, and a nice dose of HOT, then this is one story you won’t want to miss. I love cowboys, Eastern, Western, and everything in between, so grab yourself a copy and dive in!

If you love second chances this is the book for you. Brighton receives his late Grandfather's farm which has been in the family since Maryland was a Colony. He is a survivor of an awful accident and is not sure he can revive the farm, but is determined to do so. Enter Tanner a hunky Cowboy from Montana who also has reasons to start over. Together they make the farm come to life and also find their hearts belong to one another. This is a wonderful story as usual from Andrew. Looking forward to the next installment.