Review: Grey scores again on the topic of gay men and children, wonderful
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 2, 2014
The second part of a somewhat laid-back series by the master story teller Andrew Grey showcases once again why he is at the top of the heap when it comes to generating heart-wrenching characters and situations out of small town milieus.  This one also shows why he stands virtually alone in exposing how gay men can have and love families as it takes us on a journey with Jeremy and his toddler brother Petey to Uncle Milt's home in Kansas where he meets a somewhat tolerant community and the potential for love.  There is no one better than Grey at this sort of thing and he warms your heart from the start--even though the sex is not that explicit, it works for the story and the characters.  Wonderful.