Review: Heat Under Fire by Andrew Grey
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 28, 2013
Nice and easy romance, went down smoothly like a drink of fresh water in summer; yes, that was the feeling, something good, not exotic, but nevertheless satisfying; Justin is a cop, but just an ordinary one, not an hero, even if, most of the things he does are hero stuff, like saving a school bus full of children, or assisting people injured in a car accident: those acts can make the first page of the local paper, but they are soon forgotten to the bigger audience, but not to whom those acts saved the life.Anyway, out of work Justin is painfully shy, so much that he was never able to talk to the guy he likes, Rock, the local firefighter, near to him Justin isn't able to speech a word, giving Rock all the wrong impression. Until the day Justin finds a way to communicate not involving words...There isn't really much to say on the plot, but as I said, is not much the story but more the feeling that makes this romance so good; it's romantic, sweet, sometime even cute. It's about living in a small community, with the goods and the bads. It's about two ordinary guys sharing beers and pizzas, and then sharing kisses and sex, more or less with the same easiness.I have to say, ordinary sometime is good, it's good to read about the next door guy, it warms your heart and it comforts and cuddles you in a lazy Sunday afternoon.