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Allegiant by Cora Rose  by  Lark Taylor My rating: 5 of 5 stars Rowan is haunted by the death of...

Thursday, 8 October 2026

Review: Fire and Granite by Andrew Grey 4 of 5 stars

Fire and Granite









Fire and Granite by Andrew Grey
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Judge Andrew Phillips isn’t thrilled about round‑the‑clock protection after fugitive Harper threatens his life — especially since the deputy assigned to him is Clay Brown, a man from his past who complicates everything. Forced into close quarters, their old tension turns into undeniable attraction, and something deeper begins to grow between them. As the danger escalates, Clay is determined to protect the people slipping into his heart: Andrew and his young niece and nephew.

This was a dramatic, emotionally rich story from start to finish. Clay threw himself into protecting Andrew, and watching him slowly fall in love not just with Andrew but also with his niece and nephew was incredibly moving. I especially loved how Clay offered smart, grounded advice during the hunt for his cousin Harper — it added tension while deepening his role in the unfolding danger. Their connection grew stronger through every challenge, and the mix of good moments and hard emotions made the journey feel real and compelling. A powerful blend of suspense, heart, and genuine feeling that kept me fully invested. This was an MM story with mature content.

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