Travis is the total opposite of Charlie - thank God, or the miscommunication would have ended with the story before it'd begun. Easy-going, fun, with a never fading smile that would warm anyone’s heart. Travis is the kind of person everyone loves. The American guy walks in, all blue eyes and disarming smiles, and my life goes to shit. But Charlie is not a hero to pity, he is an authentic human being with real demons to defeat.īecause everything changes the day Travis, the agronomy student who is going to work and live with them over the next four weeks, arrives at Sutton Station. He has resigned himself to live alone, ashamed, afraid of what could happen if he lets the door open. It takes a man’s man to survive out here.” (.) I imitated my father’s voice.“No fucking fairy will run this station. He’s been in the closet all his life, trying to be the son his father wanted him to be. He tries to hide who he really is, not only his sexuality, but his kindness, his humour, his whole soul. As much secondhand shame and disappointment I carried on behalf of my father, I couldn’t change who I was.Ĭharlie keeps his feelings under lock and key, and he doesn’t let anyone in. The right balance of romance, emotions and smut, in orden to create an unforgettable story in less than two hundred pages.Īs much as I wished otherwise, I was gay. Red Dirt Heart is a beautiful tale about an Aussie farmer haunted by his late father’s words and the American man who makes his heart hammer. I’m far from a country girl, but even the farming parts were interesting, lol! “What was that you just being professional?”įantastic story, it was a pure joy to read it. “And talking on the front porch all night,” she said casually. Oh, and the secondary characters are just awesome! Especially Ma. Her writing is touching, heart-wrenching, makes you hot and makes you cry, makes your heart beat faster. “We could try carrying it into your room, but it looks heavy.”Īnd now the good parts! Depiction of emotions and erotica, in which Ms. He frowned and looked down at the desk over his shoulder. He could have had more trust in them.īut hey, it is where he can improve, isn’t it? I’m looking forward to it in the next book.Īnd Travis. The rest of my life, alone in the middle of nowhere, with only memories to comfort me.Īre you serious, Charlie? Furthermore, he was respected and loved by his crew, he knew them well, for years. He was a bitter recluse and doomed himself to live alone forever at the age of twenty-something, just because his father was a jerk and had said mean things to him? It’s not a strong enough reason for me. I felt his fear of being out a little exaggerated. I loved it so much.īut now, days later, after coming off the high, I realized I have some issues with it. So many praising reviews are out there about this book and it is really an outstanding story.
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