That doesn't mean I didn't or don't enjoy his books because I did and I do, but not to the point where I can't put them down or when I do a happy dance when I get a new one in my hands or ears. And I'm sorry, I just don't believe in that, even though Grey tries so hard to make me. The love between our two men are always sweet, almost always bordering on insta-love, with instant connection and inherit trust. As mentioned before Grey has a formula to his stories. And with a fugitive on the lose hell bent on revenge they have some tough times ahead. The two has some shared history, and working together causes tension to say the least, and when attraction is added to the mix the only question becomes who'll break first? Things get even more complicated when Andrew's sister is hospitalised and he's awarded temporary custody of his niece and nephew.

And even less so when Clay Brown is added into that detail. He is less than thrilled with having a protection detail around the clock. A judge whose life is threatened when a man he sentenced escapes from prison promises to come after him. At least in the sense that our first main character Andrew Phillips is a judge. We are back in Carlisle and in the courtroom for this book - well kind of. The previous ones make appearances, but not to the point where you’ll feel left in the dark if you haven’t read their story. Each book in the Carlisle Deputies series can be read as a standalone as each book focuses on a new couple.

Fire and water andrew grey