Inabilities can`t stop a spirited mind

Skeleton racer Duncan had a bad accident, which lands him in a wheelchair. His dream of participating at the Olympic Games has moved as far away as finding a fulfilling job and an independent life. His race team mate Todd reaches out to him and together they work out a successful TV campaign for Trevor`s Garages. Their friendship fast grows into a serious relationship and all could be happily ever after, but then the Olympic Comitee throws some major roadblocks their way, threathening Todd to loose the sport he and Duncan love so much. But Duncan fights for Todd`s dream with all he has.

I must admit I put this third installment of Andrew Grey`s amazing „Hearts Entwined“ series off a while, because I had been a bit miffed. Since the first episode I have been carrying a torch for Trevor and Brent`s friend Dean and really wanted to know what the author had planned for him. Although all my favourite main characters from before have their place in this story, too, Duncan & Todd came a bit out of nowhere for me. Hope the two will forgive me though,as their story is as gripping and heart warming as the others. Again Mr. Gray has created very sympathic characters of many layers and treats all of his visual, hearing and mobility impaired heros with careful research into their problems and with respect.

Greg Tremblay has done another stunning narration and I simply love listening to his voice. He makes Duncan sound really self-pitying himself in the beginning, then hopefull and in the end even competitive and with a determined fighting spirit. Todd is an amazing young man, all sweet and caring with Duncan and his ill mother. The love scene during the thunderstorm is soooooo wonderful, sigh. Be warned, once you start you will get sucked into Duncan&Todd`s story and it is nil to impossible to press the stop button before the end!

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