I seriously love this series, and if I didn't before, this book sure cemented that. This book, oh, how this book stole my heart. "It’s a year today since I walked into my kitchen and you stood up, all blue eyes and disarming smiles." My brain on Travis-and-Charlie endorphins: They feel REAL.Īnd that's the hallmark of a great book, isn't it? When you don't want the story to end and yet know that it continues without you.
I've grown to love these characters: Ma, George, Billy, Nara, Trudy, Bacon, the red dirt, Sutton Station. Standing right there in the middle of the desert, surrounded by vast open plains of red, red dirt, with touch, his kiss, his smell, was.home.Ĭharlie's voice is genuine and heartfelt, the writing honest and true. While Charlie is now a much more confident and self-assured man than he was when he first met Trav, he still frets and doesn't believe that he can have it all. I told him if missin' him were miles, I'd have gone as far as the moon and back. Charlie has to be strong enough on his own, and he has to trust in Travis' love. There are tears to be shed before the joy. "I can't be that Charlie.not without you." "I only encouraged you to do all those things because I want the world to see the Charlie I see.Because he's really kinda great."
They are each other's rock, and they don't let go. Life is full of surprises and revelations, but Charlie and Trav weather the ups and downs with grace. As if that weren't enough, a stranger arrives at the station, someone Charlie should remember but doesn't. But Ma is feeling rundown and tired, and Trudy and Bacon have something big to say. Nugget and Charlie are a thing, you see, and they kind of steal the show here.Ĭharlie has a potential major buyer for the cattle, which would bring a steady income to the station, and a board election coming up. This was such a lovely denouement to one of the best M/M series of all time.
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