Love Means... No Limits

This story was really a 3.5 for me.
I like the fact that Spider when trying to rebuild his life he drops his nickname. I felt some things were just too easy. We see cravings but he's back on track pretty quick. Tyrone has always been a hard worker and cares for his family but it is filled with some rough characters. I feel bad for him but he is making a life for himself. I feel like he has great things in his future.

I'm giving this latest installment by Andrew Grey a 3.5. The story was good and more gritty than most of these have been, but there was still a lot of \"sunny days and rainbow colored unicorns\" if you understand my meaning. Life rarely, if ever, turns out this happily.
However, I did like the story and Bart and Tyrone were very good MC's.

This is my new favorite series from Andrew Grey's collection of books.
Bart , aka Spider , is living the life drug induced , escaping from his own and the reality of not being accepted by his family.
Entered , Duane is a deputy from the sheriff's office. He is the one that will help Bart.
When Duane comes to the hospital and takes him to get clean and help to the farm.
Tyrone, is black and his family is prejudice because they believe He shouldn't be working at the farm, first they think he's not accepted due to the color of his skin and second his going to be influence on becoming gay.
At the beginning Tyrone is afraid to get close to Bart , because He has seen in his own family the devastating effect of drugs.
But with Elijah's help , He starts courting Tyrone.
They start a friendship and both take it slow but are afraid because eventually Bart will leave.
The development of this story is different and deals with the tragic loss family ,mistakes but also Hope and Love.
Great series ... Well done.

Love Means . . . No Limits is both a departure and a return to roots story in one for Andrew Grey. I wasn’t sure about the drugs when I first sat down to read this one, not often enjoying characters that struggle with this addiction, an opinion that I am happy to throw out now that I’ve gotten to know Spider / Bart. I’ve loved poor Tyrone since he first appeared in the series and am ecstatic he finally got his HEA!
There are, of course, all the standard characters... the series does revolve around Laughton Farm after all, lol. But this time Duane picks up the stray, instead of Geoff or Eli, and what a stray?! When we first meet Bart he is called Spider and is high, his life out of control, and running. After buying tainted chemicals he goes through detox and Duane gets a hold of him (insert evil cackle here please). Before he knows what’s hit him, the Laughton family has taken him in, put him to work, and introduced him to Ty.
For Tyrone, meeting Bart was not the happiest situation he could imagine. Ty is still in the closet thanks to his bigoted family (his uncle even poisoned Eli not that long ago!), so meeting a troubled man that tugs at his heart and excites his body is not overly appreciated. But with a little help from Eli, things get on tract for these two, until... well, you can only run from your past for so long...
I loved was seeing love grow, trust shift, and faith in the family we choose overcome even the worst chemical dependence and the dregs of criminals. The characters are well thought out and the growth immense, the writing caught me right away and didn’t let go to the very end (about 3 AM ).
If you love stories where the love is deep, the passion tangible, and the sense of family is a true power, then look no farther than Love Means... No Limit. Thank you Andrew for a touching story that shows no matter how low you spiral, there is hope for a future and for love!