One Good Deed

Deep feelings develop between these two men. The depth of these feelings helps to bring both of them healing and a new start for each of them.

This is another great book by Andrew Grey ... Luka gets to the United States from Serbia , sponsor by his family only to find out that his cousin Josif and wife Bella were in a car accident. Luka meets Peter that at first sight Luka immediately sees the sadness in his eyes. Luka is not stranger to personal loss due to his lover had died before he coming to the US. Luka has a very much positive attitude and tries to help Peter the same way Peter is helping him. Peter is teaching Luka to better understand and speak the English language. They start to get close until finally Peter confessed to Luka why He did when he was only a kid. Luka has the feeling there is more to the story and convinces Peter to go to a psychologist to try to what is missing from the story. When the truth comes out Peter needs to make a very important decision in his life ... Peter has for years being pretty much estranged from his family and especially his mom, now it is time for him to decide what is the best.
Luka has become the rock that Peter needs, not telling him what to do but showing him he is worthy to be loved. Peter becomes the man he needs for Luka.
This story is about showing your heart and getting rewarded for it with love. Being there at that moment you need to be and having hope.

Since I read the blurb to this book I have been counting the days for it to be released. So I may be a bit partial, but I adored this book.
As the blurb says it is about Luka who immigrates to America without knowing much English. He arrives to find out that his cousin, the man that helped him get to America, has died.
In walks sweetheart Peter to help him with at least one of his problems, learning English. Peter, who is a social worker, helps many people learn English and offers to help out Luka. But, Luka isn't the only one needing help though. Luka tries to help Peter overcome his childhood in this heart warming book.
Out of all the books that I can recall reading, this one touched me the most. I felt for Peter, growing up in a similar situation and feeling the same way growing up, it was hard not to see myself in him. Like I stated, I was looking forward to this book, but had no idea that it would touch me as much as it did or that I would enjoy it so much.
This is definitely a book I will reread time and again. So I highly recommend it, as well as all of Andrew Grey's book.
I always seem to find myself relating to at least one character in each of his books. Or wishing I was in there place ;)

One Good Deed is another deviation from Andrew Grey, and one, I have to say, that I have already reread twice. The story begins with Luka arriving in the US to find his cousin’s funeral his first destination, and his sister-in-law in a coma. What a way to begin a journey in a new county! Well, that event did provide Luka with one thing, an introduction to an American whose life revolves around helping others.
Peter is a man whose life was derailed when he was six and his father was shot… he has always believed that he’s the one who killed his father and so he’s poured his entire life into helping, teaching, serving, and sadly, allowing his family to use and abuse him. That leads him to Luka, but when he offers to help the sweet man learn English, Luka teaches him more that a little about life, love, and himself.
This story was lighter on angst, that many other Grey stories, but don’t let that fool you into thinking it’s a light story. It’s NOT. Between guilt, fear, a government that doesn’t want to let go, and both having to learn to move on from the past, this is anything but easy. However, it is wonderfully written, deeply touching, and passionately addictive.
Love conquers all… be in hate, fear, guilt, or the past. This is one story you need to pick up and devour. It’s also one that will stay with you long after the last words are read. Oh, and Luka is one character that not only comes off as truly real, but it one I wanted to crawl into the pages to hug more than once. And if you’ve never read an Andrew Grey story (gasp!!! How!!!) this is a perfect time to dive in and enjoy.