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A Shared Range (Range #1)

by Andrew Grey (Goodreads Author)

3.95 of 5 stars 3.95 · rating details · 834 ratings · 83 reviews

After a year in medical school, Dakota Holden returned home to take care of the family business full time and help his father cope with multiple sclerosis. Devoted to his family, Dakota allows himself just one week of vacation a year, which he spends in some exotic location having all the fun he can stand. On his last vacation, a cruise, Dakota struck up a friendship with...more

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Published September 20th 2010 by Dreamspinner Press (first published September 2010)

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Mar 31, 2013 Gwenith rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: save-a-horse-ride-a-cowboy

Wow, what a message the writer has embedded in his book

Matthew Shepard~Sweet Jesus, Peace be with You and Your's~

~ 4 Heartbreaking Realistic Stars❤

The book takes place in Wyoming, in Matthew Shepard country~

A Love Story of Dakota and Wally~

It starts off slow, but it not a bad slow, it's like your taking slow ride on Saddie (Dakota's Dads Old Horse)

There is noooo angst, just sweetness, with a wicked message.

This is such a sweet romance, it is insta-love which normally I do not care for, but, whe...more

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Oct 12, 2010 Serena Yates rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m

This is another great book by Andrew Grey. A sweet story with normal, everyday characters that are both driven by a need to do what is right. Except, what each believes to be right, puts them into opposition where the discussion 'farm animals versus wild wolves' is concerned

Dakota is easy to like. He is incredibly dedicated to his father, and making the the family farm a success. He hardly ever even takes a vacation. I loved his sense of loyalty and the care he takes with Wally, even though Wall...more

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May 10, 2011 Alyosha rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary, cowboys-ranchers-farmers, family-drama, in-the-closet, light-n-sweet, like-a-virgin, sugar-intoxication

Tooth-achingly sweet romance about a cute, idealistic, young veterinarian and a warm, repectable and sexy cowboy who find love and home with each other.

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Oct 14, 2010 Eyre rated it 4 of 5 stars

This is a sweet story that was just what I needed last night. I particularly enjoyed Dakota's relationship with his father, as well as Wally's undeniable love for all animals. I hope that Phillip and Mario get their own story/stories.

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Dec 14, 2010 Shell rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. I love Andrew Grey books; they're sweet, fun, and always leave me smiling!

Dakota Holden is a young man in his twenties, when he visits his father, Jefferson, on summer break from medical school. He believes his biggest hardship for the summer will be finally telling his beloved father that he's gay, but finding out that his father has been diagnosed with an eventually fatal disease makes his sexuality seem rather unimportant. There is a ranch to run and someone needs to take care of Jefferson, t...more I love Andrew Grey books; they're sweet, fun, and always leave me smiling!

Dakota Holden is a young man in his twenties, when he visits his father, Jefferson, on summer break from medical school. He believes his biggest hardship for the summer will be finally telling his beloved father that he's gay, but finding out that his father has been diagnosed with an eventually fatal disease makes his sexuality seem rather unimportant. There is a ranch to run and someone needs to take care of Jefferson, thus, Dakota gives up his dream of becoming a doctor and takes up that responsibility. For four years he spends his time tending to Jefferson and taking care of the ranch, while only taking one week for himself per year. This year that week is spent on a cruise and on that cruise, he meets a man by the name of Phillip Reardon. The two men form a friendship despite the distance that separates them, since Phillip lives states away in Wisconsin. After a few months though, Phillip decides to visit, bringing with him a good friend of his, veterinarian Wally Schumacher.

Wally and Dakota are immediately drawn to one another and Wally easily fits in to life on the ranch. The one constant contention between them though, is the wolves in the area. Wally sees the wolves as a beautiful part of mother nature, while Dakota and the men on his ranch see them as a threat to their cattle. Then, there is also the fact that the ranch is located in a rural area of Wyoming, what was referred to in the book as Matthew Shepard country. I know that many of you know that that means, but for those that don't know, don't remember or don't live in the US, Matthew Shepard was a young man who in the late 90s was tortured and murdered in Wyoming by two other men, because he was gay. So, it's not really set in the most gay-friendly neighborhood. However, a few of the characters surprised me and the love that blossomed and grew between Wally and Dakota was beautiful and made for a very pleasant read.

I would like see this become a series, if possible. I think poor Phillip needs a love story of his own.(less)

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Mar 06, 2013 Beck rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: contemporary, cowboy, mm, series, 2013-mm-countdown-challenge, 2013-rainbow-challenge, out-for-you, 2013-read-the-month, 2013-challenges-overall-count

This is a lovely solid start to a great series (I've read them before)...Dakota (slightly bodgy name) & Wally make a cute if clichéed couple & there are lots of ancillary characters to whet your appetite for the other books in the series. The wolves, lions & tigers & bears (Oh. My!) make for an interesting twist to the typical cowboy drama...if you like your man-lovin' to come with chaps & spurs then the cowboys in this series are rugged & sexy enough to satisfy...if you...more

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Mar 21, 2013 Amarilli73 rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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W il cowboy rude ma romantico!
Dopo il successone cinematografico de “I segreti di Brokeback Mountain” (ve lo ricordate il film del 2005?) non ci sorprendiamo all’idea di certi cowboy all’apparenza rudi e selvaggi, ma nel profondo teneri e romanticoni: i cowboy di Andrew Grey toccano esattamente queste corde, rientrando perfettamente in questo nuovo immaginario collettivo.

Dakota, Kota per gli amici, massiccio cowboy (e dunque, fisicamente, un omone), devoto al padre...more

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Feb 21, 2013 Mel rated it 3 of 5 stars

I have never read Gay romance before, but I'm the type of person who just enjoys a good book. This book was about a man named Dakota (love that name) who enroute to medical school discovers that his father has MS, and decides to remain at home, on the range, to care for his dad, and take over the duties of the farm. During this time, Dakota comes to terms with his gayness and meets a wonderful man named Wally. Wally is essentially the exact opposite of Dakota. Where Dakota is tall and rugged, Wa...more

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Nov 04, 2012 Jaya rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: okay, series, slashreaders

SlashReader: I picked up this book, thinking that it was actually a collection of short stories. Which it obviously isn't. 'Stories From the Range', being the title of the series.

I gave this book a rating of 'Okay', this doesn't mean that the book was bad in any way because it was quiet well written. However, this book was much more of a straight romance (and I don't mean as in the characters were m/f, because they weren't). What I mean is that the main driving plot in this story was the romance...more

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Jun 22, 2012 Manda rated it 2 of 5 stars

I wasn't sure if I should give 2 or 3 stars but I decided it's closer to 2.

Good points: the story was sweet, the analogy between wolves mating for life and the love the mc's found in each other was cute too.

Down side: this book was boring. It was too long. This story could have been told in 100+ words if the narrative had been a bit tighter and effective. There wasn't enough in the plot to hold my interest for 200 pages. I did read it through.

The lead characters were dull people. Kind and good...more

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Mar 14, 2012 Sarah rated it 5 of 5 stars

What else can I do but give a Stories from the Range novel five stars? I knew from the start it would be spectacular, and, of course, I wasn't wrong! This story is about being strong enough to face your fears, whether your afraid to love or others' reactions.

Now on to all the great things about this novel.

It has a gripping beginning, middle, and ending. All the way through I was hooked and wondering what was going to happen next. It was fantastic and I am and have been in love with these charact...more What else can I do but give a Stories from the Range novel five stars? I knew from the start it would be spectacular, and, of course, I wasn't wrong! This story is about being strong enough to face your fears, whether your afraid to love or others' reactions.

Now on to all the great things about this novel.

It has a gripping beginning, middle, and ending. All the way through I was hooked and wondering what was going to happen next. It was fantastic and I am and have been in love with these characters since reading my first Stories from the Range novel, An Unsettled Range. It's very unfortunate the don't bat for my team, but that's one of the things I love about them! Their courage to be true to themselves in a place where being different can get you killed.

Even though this novel is a work of fiction, it's very realistic. Dakota is struggling to tell a secret, that could make his father hate him...Wally is struggling to overcome his fear of loving and staying with a man who lives in a truly judgmental state, where it will never be easy to be himself. I almost listed this novel in an "inspirational" category. This novel is definitely inspirational to everyone, not just homosexuals. It's taught me to be myself, because trying to be someone else is more harmful to me then pretending to be something that I'm not.

I love that I can relate to Dakota's dad, because of his Multiple Sclerosis. I have it too, and I can understand what he's feeling (even if he is a fictional character), even though he's old. I feel closer to characters that are relate-able.

I was really happy about most of the ranch hands acceptance and attitude about Dakota being gay. If more people were like them, it would be great. And I even like Greg. He is a symbol of a person who is ignorant, but eventually learns, hey, it's okay to be different. I found it amusing when he brought his girlfriend around the ranch to show the boys "I'm not gay, but it's okay that you are."

Since I'm all about the romance, I have to mention the extremely hot sex scenes that get better the more I read this series! Delightfully descriptive. Love it! I cannot wait to read the next one.

I find my favorite character is Phillip. He's so colorful. He's also hilarious, especially when he's trying to find analogies that mean the same as "ride you like a cowboy." Too funny.

It's so ironic how Wally and Dakota become an item and fall in love, but it started off with Phillip and Dakota. I don't know how I would feel if my friend started dating the guy I had a fling with. But I just love Phillip more, for being able to realize they true love. But then again, he had Mario to "hang out" with, for the trip. And I do love me some irony.

Recommendations??

This book is for those who love a happy ending, who isn't afraid of a little sex, or someone who loves a lesson learned. I honestly loved this book, and I'm sure you will, too.
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Apr 21, 2011 Jennifer rated it 4 of 5 stars

M/M, Contemporary Romance, Cowboy, Ranch

This is a very sweet story. It is a story about embracing who you are, about loving your family, about responsibility, and about misjudging people. I really like the relationship between Wally and Dakota. They are opposite ends of the spectrum at the beginning of their relationship and slowly come together as they get to know each other. Yes, this is a fairly typical high speed romance. They are falling “in love” after a little over a week of knowing each...more

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Feb 03, 2011 Gerry Burnie rated it 3 of 5 stars

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I have reviewed Andrew Grey’s work once before, and was duly impressed (four stars); however, A Shared Range [Dreamspinner Press, 2010] simply doesn’t measure up.

In my former review, I said that I liked the way his characters were developed; strong, distinct and consistent throughout. In this latest effort, however, none of these characteristics apply to the same extent, particularly as it applies to ‘consistency.’ In this respect they can go fro...more

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Oct 15, 2010 Angel Martinez rated it 4 of 5 stars

4.5 I like to read Andrew's stories when I feel down and tired of humanity. The warmth, the kindness inherent in his stories always help me back to hopeful again.

A Shared Range, while it may look, on the surface, like another cowboy story, is so much more. We're brought into the gorgeous setting of Wyoming cattle country, nestled amidst the mountains, but we're reminded that this lovely scenery is also Matthew Shepherd country, with the implication that brutality and hate still live here as wel...more 4.5 I like to read Andrew's stories when I feel down and tired of humanity. The warmth, the kindness inherent in his stories always help me back to hopeful again.

A Shared Range, while it may look, on the surface, like another cowboy story, is so much more. We're brought into the gorgeous setting of Wyoming cattle country, nestled amidst the mountains, but we're reminded that this lovely scenery is also Matthew Shepherd country, with the implication that brutality and hate still live here as well. Andrew works in other current issues as well, with the controversy of reintroducing wolves into the National Parks system central to the story. These issues, real and relevant now, lend a depth and breadth to the story that I think Andrew has not shown us in previous tales.

Another of the issues facing our loyal and stoic Dakota hit much closer to home for me. Dakota's Dad has MS. So do I. While Jefferson's disease has progressed much faster than mine (which all has to do with how quickly the first intervention occurs) I still read the scenes with him with a little bit of a lead weight in my stomach. We fear this - all of us with this strange and unpredictable condition, that we will someday become a burden to our families. While it's quite clear that Dakota never, ever thinks of his father as a burden, I know, without being told, that his father sometimes feels differently.

Anyway... so this one felt closer to home and Andrew treats the situation with the compassion and understanding we've come to expect from him. The love story...oh, yes, there is one, did I forget to mention? lol The romance between Dakota and Wally is a lovely one - some readers may think that it happens quickly and easily, but most of their conflicts are external. When you meet your heart's desire, I think most people know. I enjoyed this less traditional handling of a romance and neither Dakota or Wally are hissy, suspicious people - much easier for reasonable, well-balanced people to come together than if there are huge internal issues lurking.

A lovely story, I smiled a lot, and felt better after reading. Thank you, Andrew.
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Aug 22, 2011 Ronda Tutt rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary-romance, erotic, male-male

Ride-em Cowboy!

Fantastic story that I truly enjoyed as the authors smooth writing captured my heart with heartwarming characters that are not only hot and mouth drooling sexy but that have personalities full of love, respect, understanding, caring and thoughtful of all species that have you smiling and saying awe by the time the book is finished.

Dakota’s story of him coming out and admitting he was gay was very touching. After years of hiding his true self he finally accepts who he is even thoug...more Ride-em Cowboy!

Fantastic story that I truly enjoyed as the authors smooth writing captured my heart with heartwarming characters that are not only hot and mouth drooling sexy but that have personalities full of love, respect, understanding, caring and thoughtful of all species that have you smiling and saying awe by the time the book is finished.

Dakota’s story of him coming out and admitting he was gay was very touching. After years of hiding his true self he finally accepts who he is even though he risks losing life long friends and even respect from his father. However, once he owned up to the truth of his feelings he found that the majority accepted him regardless of his sexual preference. All that matter is his happiness. I truly admired his relationship between his loving father and himself.

Dakota and Wally’s romance was so tender and sweet that I found myself falling in love with them too, they just made the perfect couple. The M/M erotic scenes were written with great taste and mouthwatering hot. The playfulness between them was very entertaining and I loved the fact that even though Wally was a smaller man, he could hold his own and was a force to be reckoned with when it came to fighting in self-defense – the old saying is true, Dynamite comes in small packages.

I liked Dakota’s friend Phillip and was just a little disappointed in the end because I wanted to know more about where he ended up and if he would ever find love. I was kind of hoping he would of stayed on at the ranch with Mario.

I fell in love with Wally when he saved the female wolf’s life but didn’t think I could fall for him more until the ending and even laughed out loud when Wally took in a Lion to take care of – he reminded me of myself bringing in animals of all sorts to take care of and my husband laughing and teasing me knowing I would get my way.

The happy ever after ending was perfect. I realized I was smiling throughout the whole book, such a great story and I look forward to reading more of this authors work.
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Oct 13, 2012 Jo * Smut-Dickted * rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m, cowboys, read-on-kindle, 2012-a-to-z-character-challenge-mm, rrc-challenge-of-challenges

A thoroughly enjoyable read from start to finish. It covers a lot of ground but what I most appreciate about Andrew's stories are his characters always face their challenges and they do what is right - but they don't come back later and whine about it. For me that is a powerful message - and one I grew up with in MN. Having lived on the West and East coast and having grown up in MN this type of mindset seems to me to be the strongest in the stalwart mid-westerners. When Dakota chooses to take ar...more

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May 02, 2011 Charlie Richards rated it 2 of 5 stars

Normally I love Grey's work, but I was a little disappointed with this one.

I really liked Wally. He's honest and open with everyone, never denying who he is or what he wants. His love for animals is dear to my heart, and I love the way he took care of the wolf without thought to his own safety. It really shows his dedication to his job.

Dakota on the other hand, his personality swung like a pendulum, and I never seemed to get a feel for him. Sometimes he seemed dedicated to coming out and making...more

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Jan 24, 2012 L-D rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: cowboys-ranchers, m-m, doctor-emt-vet, romance, series, nook-lendable

Dakota Holden has returned from medical school to take care of his ailing father. Allowing himself one week-long vacation per year, Dakota meets Phillip Reardon on a cruise. Enjoying the memories of their physical relationship immensely, they remain long-distance friends. Accepting an offer to come for a visit, Phillip brings his friend veterinarian Wally Schumacher.

This isn't spoiling anything because it's in the blurb, but I was actually surprised while reading that this book was about Wally...more

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Feb 18, 2013 T.M. Smith rated it 4 of 5 stars

Save a horse, ride a cowboy!! Dakota Holden is a devoted family man and a promising MD. His father’s illness forces him to leave medical school and come home to not only take care of his ailing father, but his families beloved ranch as well. He hides his sexuality from everyone close to him, allowing himself an annual vacation to just be himself. It’s during his most recent vaca that he met Phillip. Fast friends and convenient lovers, Phillip decides to take Dakota up on an offer to visit him at...more Save a horse, ride a cowboy!! Dakota Holden is a devoted family man and a promising MD. His father’s illness forces him to leave medical school and come home to not only take care of his ailing father, but his families beloved ranch as well. He hides his sexuality from everyone close to him, allowing himself an annual vacation to just be himself. It’s during his most recent vaca that he met Phillip. Fast friends and convenient lovers, Phillip decides to take Dakota up on an offer to visit him at the Ranch.

Wally Schumacher is a vibrant, openly gay, spitfire of a man. The recently graduated Vet, and Phillips best friend, decides to join him on his trip to the Ranch. He’s intensely attracted to Dakota pretty much from their first meeting, but Dakota is still hiding his sexuality, and therefore fights his mutual attraction to Wally.

As the story progresses so does the relationship between Dakota and Wally. Dakota's devotion to his father, friends and the ranch are evident. His internal struggle with his growing feelings for Wally, and how his father and friends will percieve him is conveyed so well by Grey, it's almost heartbreaking. Both men are driven by a need to do the right thing, but what happens when what one considers right, conflicts with the other man’s version? Is the open range enough space for Wally and Dakota to share a life, openly be together and still stay true to their individuality?

Shared Range is a love story at heart with lots of action and content to keep any reader interested. The backdrop of Wyoming is perfectly depicted by Grey, as well as the struggles each character goes through to get where they are by the end. The dangerously descriptive sex scenes were oh so juicey and Grey managed to make it not just about the sex, but about the love Dakota and Wally share as well.

I loved this book, I love this series, I love this author. I would recommend his books to everyone, especially if you like engaging storylines, realistic characters, and some hot as hell sex between two equally hot men!(less)

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Nov 28, 2010 Ebook Addict Reviews added it

It isn’t often that I pick up a book and it changes my outlook on certain situations but Andrew Grey takes the reader into a realm where they can find goodness in even the most extreme cases of prejudice. How Andrew makes the lives of his characters come alive outside of the books is almost too good–if there is such a thing as an author being too good. I enjoyed this book immensely. The characters were very strong in their beliefs and did not back down. I was just impressed with Andrew’s ability...more

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Oct 13, 2012 Kris (KindleRomance) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: lendable-nook

I think if I had known this one thing, I would have enjoyed the story more. (view spoiler) It was a very enjoyable story with two really nice characters. Dakota was developed pretty well but I felt there wasn't enough done on Wally. I just didn't feel like I knew him very well. I really liked Dakota, and enjoyed the relationship he had with his Dad. I liked how both the characters had strong but different feelings about certain things and re...more

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Mar 17, 2012 Kerry sullivan rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: gay-fiction, my-ebooks

This is the first book in this series and introduced us to Dakota and his father. If I am honest I have to admit to falling a little bit in love with Dakota and his ranch. Watching things progress with Wally made me smile and I liked that Wally had a real spitfire personality. Dakota's father plays a big part in this story and I really loved that we got to see him and get to know him as an important part of the tapestry of the ranch. Very often characters that are ill get put on a back burner an...more

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Apr 19, 2013 J9 rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013-reads, contemporary, cowboy, mm

Originally reviewed for The Book Vixen

In a Nutshell: Decent though unremarkable MM cowboy romance.

The Set Up: Dakota left medical school to return to his family’s Wyoming ranch after his father is diagnosed with MS. Dakota allows himself one week a year to cut loose and on one such trip he has fun with Phillip. The two men become friends and when Phillip visits Dakota he brings his friend, Wally. Dakota and Wally are undeniably attracted to each other but Dakota is a rancher and Wally a vet who...more

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Jul 24, 2011 Nikko rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favourites

This book was the first Male Male Romance that I've read and let me tell YOU after that I am totally HOOKED on Male Male Romance!!! I love this Book!!

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Apr 03, 2013 Gina rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: cowboys, m-m, read-2013

3.8 stars.

It's relaxing, angst-free, calm story. It doesn't have a strong attraction force to the story, but still nice is nice is nice. ;)

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Oct 28, 2010 Lily rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: tbr-2010, ebook, m-m, contemporary

Dakota Holden comes home for the summer after his first year of medical school looking forward to spending time with his father. But a fall from a horse brings to light the illness his father's been hiding from him and forces Dakota to give up school and take over the reins of the family business. While he doesn't regret it he does miss the freedom he had. Now living on a ranch in Wyoming he's hiding in the closet and taking a week off a year to sow his wild oats away from his father and their s...more

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May 04, 2013 Beacullen rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m

Loved it, in this story of Dakota and eventually Wally. At first I wasn't sure about it, just because the book starts with his dad being injured. But in a way that injury changes his life and leads him to meet Wally. Wally is a veterinarian just out of school who is friends with someone who met Dakota on a cruise the past year. Wally and Dakota feel an attraction almost immediately. But its all new to them so they're a bit confused lol. I really liked how this story also centered on Dakota's rel...more

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Feb 27, 2013 Elspeth rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: twenty-twelve, kindle, own, mm, 2013, re-read

Loved it, a very good romance and thought out story with great characters.

First Read: June 1st 2012

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Feb 03, 2012 Paisley rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: do-me-cowboy, mm-stories, faves-mm-stories, faves-mm-couples

4.5 stars

I really adored this book!

I happen to love the setting (NW Wyoming - one of my favorite places) and I am a wannabe naturalist and a wishIcuddabeen veterinarian (I adored Wally), that combined with my extreme fondness for cowboys made Dakota and Wally a lethal combination. Oh lord - did I mention I LOVE wolves? So many things for me to love about this book, and thankfully Andrew Grey does a wonderful job in making the story an entertaining ride. Not too angsty - but enough to make it em...more

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Feb 05, 2013 Amy *Sussudio* rated it 3 of 5 stars

I just hate that I can't enjoy Andrew Grey as much as I should. His stories are really good and he is an excellent writer. I just can't seem to get around the extra lovey dovey and the almost complete lack of angst. It's not like I am some emo girly girl that needs problems and drama however that is kinda how life works. I can see the allure of Andrew Grey writing though, it is a fantasy when everything comes together without a hitch. I like the journey with the bumps along the way. Andrew Grey...more

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