Work Out Books in Order
Part ofAndrew Grey Books in OrderBrowse Work Out by Andrew Grey in reading order, with short summaries for each book and a clear title list to help you find a starting point.
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Work Out books in publication order
7 books
Spot Me
by Andrew Grey
2009
Heartbroken and approaching middle age, Dan assumes handsome bodybuilder Gene could never want him. A shared workout leads to a date, forcing Dan to decide whether insecurity will keep him from taking another chance on love.
Core Training
by Andrew Grey
2010
Turning forty leaves Hugh uneasy, until younger gym acquaintance Max makes his interest clear. Their attraction offers renewed confidence, but Max's abusive home life and Hugh's doubts about their age difference complicate building a lasting relationship.
Pump Me Up
by Andrew Grey
2010
A gym visit introduces Maddoc to Ivan, an older former Marine who becomes a friend and workout partner. Their attraction grows, but past disappointments make Maddoc determined to move carefully and discover whether this relationship can last.
Crunch Time
by Andrew Grey
2011
Teacher George helps retiring football player Darren prepare for a television appearance and discovers serious reading and speaking difficulties. Working toward an approaching rehearsal builds affection, giving both men a reason to hope their partnership can continue.
Personal Training
by Andrew Grey
2011
Determined to improve his health, Holton begins training with Marcus and is surprised when professional encouragement becomes attraction. Shared interests bring them closer, but painful experiences and mutual insecurities challenge their ability to trust a new relationship.
Positive Resistance
by Andrew Grey
2011
Returning to his hometown forces Stephen to face disapproving parents and Lane, his former bully. Lane's unexpected courtship challenges painful memories, leaving Stephen to consider whether change, trust, and renewed family connections are truly possible.
Cardio Conditioning
by Andrew Grey
2013
Jerry joins a gym to improve his health and meets Gianni after needing help during a workout. Returning the favor leads to a date, and discovering Gianni's own struggles challenges Jerry's insecurities about what makes someone lovable.
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