To Have, Hold, and Let Go by Andrew Grey

Grayson and Petey go along to keep him company. Grayson convinces Tommy to go on the honeymoon trip to Bonaire in the Caribbean, despite the latter’s broken heart. Tommy handles it well, but then he has his best friend Grayson and Grayson’s nine-year-old son Petey (along with a loving mother, father, and aunt) in his corner. You almost have to feel for Tommy, especially when you find out what Xavier, the ex, does after the aborted wedding. But that’s nothing when compared to the feeling of being deceived by the one you were supposed to marry. I recommend grabbing the audio to make mundane chores so much more fun in you can!īeing left at the alter has got to suck. Jon Solo really brought the story to life adding a unique voice and you could hear Petey's excitement and feel the emotions of both men.

If you like millionaires ( you barely even know Tommy is one) friends-to-lovers, cute kids and sexy destinations you will love this. there are some action and adventure along the way and just enough heat to make the story sexy. I liked that Tommy and Greyson don't just jump in the sack or declare their love right away. The way Andrew Grey describes Bon Aire it's like going there with Tommy, Greyson, and Petey. Tommy agrees only if Greyson and his son Petey go along. His Best friend Greyson suggests Tommy go ahead and go on the honeymoon trip to get out of town and away from prying eyes and chances of running into the ex. Tommy is left at the altar when he is jilted by his money-grubbing fiance. I love friends to lovers and Andrew Grey wrote the perfect story.

To Have, Hold, and Let Go by Andrew Grey