Review: Andrew’s best ever.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 20, 2013
Crossing Divides is the newest novel by Andrew Grey and OMG, I’m not sure where to start with this review. As you can tell from the blurb above, this story is filled with love, loss, action, politics, rebels, and suspense. Carter is a journalist who decides the best way to report on the civil war in Syria is to travel along with a group of freedom fighters.Actually, that’s how the story starts and where the problems for Carter begin. Nemat is the younger brother of the band’s leader, but with how the country and predominate religion view homosexuality, their budding interest / relationship is not just forbidden, it could land them both with bullets from their own side, much less the governments. As the story progresses, you aren’t just watching the story unfold, you’re right there with these two men, suffering cold, separation, and danger.This story may very well be Andrew’s best ever. It’s written with such heart and depth it’s hard to move beyond the story even once you finish the last page. The characters and world are so rich, you feel like it’s you falling in love, dodging bullets, and fighting for love, instead of creations of an author.This is my MUST READ of 2013 and heartily recommend to all who enjoy engaging stories, passionate hearts, and inspired HEA’s. Oh, and you get to see the MC’s from In Search of a Story and their son.*eARC provided by author in exchange for honest review