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Cute short story, but it ends before I'm completely drawn in.  Wish there was a little more bite to it. Three stars.

The fourth installment of the Red Dirt series featuring Charles and Travis.  Basically this book is all hearts and flowers. There's no big drama/angst. It reads like a very long epilogue which makes for a nice relaxing read. 3.5 stars. If your a fan of the series a must, but maybe not for everyone.

 

Moving from a Texas ranch to an Australian Outback station was a life changing decision for Travis Craig. Though it wasn’t really a decision at all. Something in his bones told him to go, though he had no clue as to why.
Until he met Sutton Station’s owner, Charlie.
Loving Charlie shouldn’t have been easy. The man was stubborn, and riddled with crippling self-doubt. No, it shouldn’t have been easy at all. Yet somehow, falling in love with Charlie was the easiest thing in the world.
Loving him was easy. Living with him, teaching him how to love in return and, more importantly, how to love himself, was not.
But Travis knew all along it’d be worth it. He knew the man with the red dirt heart was destined to be his. Just like he knew the red dirt that surrounded him was where he was supposed to be.
In the final instalment of the Red Dirt Series, we see Charlie through Travis’ eyes. We see how much he’s grown and how much he loves. We go back to Texas with them, and we see Charlie get everything he truly thought he never deserved.
Red Dirt Heart 4 is Travis’ story.
And this is the story of not just one red dirt heart, but two.  

Of all the Gay Romance novels I've read, none punch quite a wallop as Amy Lane's books. Her characters are three dimensional: broken, used, flawed, funny, sad, heroic, passionate, cruel, and kind.

Beneath the Stain is another in a long line of her books that should come with a warning label. "Box of Tissues needed."

 

Five Stars...

Pretend. Three stars. I liked the theme of this book. Its pacing was a little sluggish and repetitive at times, but overall enjoyable.

4.5 stars. Nice addition to the series.

4 stars.

Cute cookies...Want to make them all. Nice techniques.

Charming, lightly angst, and sweet holiday story. 4 stars.

Very detailed... 4 stars

A must have...

Cute Christmas story...Three stars.

Overall, 3 stars. It does drag on in the places and the turning point was been done before. Still, it was a nice sweet read about two best friends who find that yes they do belong together after all.

Intense, sad, heart felt... Very touching. Not my normal read, but well worth my time.

Another good segment.

I'm conflicted. I've read books by this author that I truly love, but this book was really confusing. The storyline about NYC seemed unrealistic. Not necessarily the flooding, but the non revitalization of one of the biggest (Most Valuable) cities in the US was left to rot?

The characters just didn't pull me in emotionally. I found Cade, for the most part, unlikable. The sequence of events were more confusing, and the flashbacks which moved the story along were buried halfway through the book

It just didn't really work for me.

Okay, I liked it. Was it the best horror novel ever? NO. Did it have plot holes? Yes. Were there head scratching moments? Yup. It still entertained me and It was a interesting take on the vampire story.