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About the Author

Andrew Grey grew up in western Michigan with a father who loved to tell stories and a mother who loved to read them. He has since lived all over the country and traveled throughout the world. Andrew's hobbies include collecting antiques, gardening, and leaving his dirty dishes anywhere but the sink.

36:T48e,Andrew's stories usually grab me the instant I get in to them, but this one didn't. Not sure if I was just comparing it to similar stories (Santino Hassell's "Illegal Contact" did come to mind a few times) or if I just wasn't feeling the theme. It was still 3-4🌟 material, in my opinion, but the last quarter of the book really brings it in for a win. What happens is relatable on many levels; causing me to understand & empathize with both sides while totally rooting for Hunter & Monty. Hunter's dilemma is all too realistic. Companies want to sexualize him for profit yet expect him to live a sexless life so that the sports world can overlook the fact that he's gay so long as he doesn't act on it. That's not fair to anyone & there are sever