Out of the Storm

By: Logan Sage Adams

Narrated by: Oliver Williams

Jeff Russo, a somewhat surly full-time mall custodian and hobbyist storm chaser, feels fated to a life without intimacy, the wall cloud of past trauma poised to wreck every romantic relationship he tries to pursue. But when Jeff meets the constantly corny, very nerdy, and hopelessly endearing Gary Graham of radio station WKBR, he is helpless to fight his burgeoning feelings.

Gary Graham, part-time calculus professor, part-time radio personality, and full-time self-proclaimed weirdo, has packed his schedule to the brim so that he might stave off loneliness. Afraid of losing people, Gary tends to latch on too tightly in his romantic relationships, which has only ever resulted in heartbreak.

Jeff and Gary’s fast friendship threatens to turn into too much too soon, and their romantic intimacy seems to only forecast catastrophe. Forced out of his storm shelter, Jeff will have to face his trauma and learn how to be vulnerable, or chance losing the only man with whom he has ever felt truly safe. And Gary will have to let Jeff take the lead, or risk hurting the broody-yet-sweet man he is starting to love.

Navigating intimacy in the middle of a metaphorical tornado isn’t easy, but Gary and Jeff are willing to try. Because true love is worth weathering the storm for.

Set in 1985 in Niles, Ohio, Out of the Storm is a heartfelt MM romance with a torrent of humor, a flurry of heartache, and a sprinkling of spice.

©2024 Logan Sage Adams (P)2025 Logan Sage Adams

I love the story

Set in the 1980s, which tells us how Gary and Jeff fall in love. They are so cute. It is my first audiobook narrated by Oliver, a real discovery. He brings the story and characters to life, captivating the listener.

I love this!

Gary is so nerdy and relatable! He's there for Jeff as much as Jeff is there for him. I love these characters so much. And the narrator is so good!

That 1980's Radio Voice!

I have to say right away I really loved how Oliver Williams narrated here. He could switch to Gary's 1980's Radio voice with perfect ease, and it was very authentic. The 80's feel was here throughout this romance as well, and I was so here for that. Jeff and Gary were both realistically simple and kind of awkward guys. But all it took was leaving a coat to set off a beautiful slow burn friendship and romance.