Ulysses's Ultimatum
Love in Mission City, Book 7
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Narrated by:
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Michael Dean
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Gabbi Grey
Finn
Ulysses MacDonald left my bed after earth-shattering sex, but he certainly hasn’t left my mind. When he turns up as the Mission City Gazette's new editor, I'm intrigued. Then he starts poking around my fire hall, sneaking and spying. He won't tell me what he's doing there, and he keeps dodging my attempts to get close. I don't trust him, but Ulysses is hot as hell, and I hate realizing I still want him.
Ulysses
Sleeping with Finnegan O’Sullivan should’ve felt like a mistake—but it doesn’t. I’m still attracted to the firefighter’s quick wit and willingness to put his body on the line to save total strangers. But an anonymous tip has led me to illegal activities in Fire Hall One, and I'm a reporter before anything else. I'm not going to back off or get distracted, just because Finn is around. My first job now is to figure out if Finn is involved in the crimes, or just an oblivious bystander. If I'm wrong, I might ruin a good man’s reputation. Oh, and I might also get us both killed.
Ulysses’s Ultimatum is an interracial, age-gap, grumpy/sunshine, small-town, gay romantic suspense novel with a valiant firefighter, an investigative reporter with a dubious past, and the secret that might destroy them both.
©2026 Gabbi Grey (P)2026 Gabbi GreyListener received this title free
There is a distinct push and pull between the two main characters throughout the story. They clearly like each other but there is tension due to the fact that Ulysses is keeping secrets because of his job as a journalist investigating Finn's place of work and people he knows in Mission city. This of course frustrates Finn but Ulysses has a job to do - and he discovers more than he thought!
The book can be listened to as a standalone but I would recommend you listen to Finn's Find beforehand. To get the full experience, listen to the other books in the series.
As always Gabbi Grey delivers a great story and narrator Michael Dean brings it to life. I love this world that has been built. We have people from the previous stories pop up naturally and a HEA. What more can you want🥰
The firefighter and the journalist♥️
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We met Finn, a hot firefighter, living in Mission City and volunteering wherever he can, and
Ulysses, the local paper reporter, in a Mission City Short, book 6.5, I would recommend that you read that first, but it's not essential.
Ulysses departs in the middle of the night, without a goodbye or a thank-you.
That was where the short novella left us hanging for more, and now we have it. Boy, what a great story it is, unfolding slowly, lots of plot twists and with plenty of hookups in between.
Both men have good character backgrounds, and I love how the story brings in all the characters we've met from the previous Mission City books; however, you can read this as a standalone.
Michael Dean did an excellent job of narrating this book. As usual, I sped up the recording to 1.20 on Audible.
Ulysses's Ultimatum
Love in Mission City, Book 7
By: Gabbi Grey
Narrated by: Michael Dean
Length: 6 hrs and 26 mins
Audiobook
❤❤❤❤ Overall
🎧🎧🎧🎧🎧 Narration
📚📚📚📚 Story
Read at 1.20 speed on Audible
I received this audiobook for free from GRR at my request. My review is my opinion and an honest review - neither the author nor GRR influenced my opinion.
MM Mission City Firefighter/Reporter
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Fire fighter/Newspaper editor and reporter
Age gap 10+ years
Interracial relationship
Small town
Crime mystery
Suspense
Canada rep
This is the same town as previous books and some side characters are named dropped but it can easily be read as a standalone as long as you read Finns prequel story.
Finn and Ulysses met previously and hooked up. Finn said after the fact that he was a firefighter. Ulysses got a tip that there is major corruption through the fire department that he plans to expose and he assumes Finn must be in on it too, so he takes off in the middle of the night wanting to get away from him.
This was a great story. I loved both of the MCs. Finn is a sweetheart with a soft spot for the animals he helps take care of at the shelter and the sick kids he visits in the hospital. I loved that from the first page I knew he couldn't possibly be part of the crime and that Ulysses felt that too despite still being understandably cautious around him but also not being able to resist wanting to keep running into him. Ulysses was much more series who also had a soft spot for the animals. He was a big shot reporter in the city but a scandal occurred and this small town newspaper is the only place he could find work. He is determined to prove he is great again and be welcomed back to a big city news. This small town stay is temporary for him.
This was a much more angsty book than Gabbis other books. There was some steam but it is still pretty low. The intimacy comes pretty quick but the relationship itself is slow burn with the assumption that Ulysses isn't sticking around. I loved them as a couple. The plot kept my interest from start to finish. The different layers to it seemed unrealistic in my mind but the author brilliantly connected everything and I loved how everything came together at the end. That ending had me on edge. I knew before it happened what was going to happen and that is was totally a dumb decision. It was very predictable, so it frustrated me a bit but at the same time it did make for a fast paced, intense ending that was very entertaining.
MD did a phenomenal job narrating as always. I love his voice and he reads with great flow. He expressed all the emotions wonderfully and gave each of the characters including the side characters their own distinct voice that brought the story to life and it made the story easy to follow. He especially is great at the female side characters voices.
Wonderful small town crime mystery
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