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Red Dirt Heart 2

By: N.R. Walker
Narrated by: Joel Leslie
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Up until Travis arrived on his doorstep, Charlie had lived a very solitary life. He had surrounded himself with isolation; a couple million acres of red dirt, scorching sun, and loneliness. Six months on, winter has settled over the desert, and Charlie has the life he never dreamed possible. But living and working together, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for six months straight starts to take its toll. Charlie is a stubborn, stubborn man, who tends to have more conversations in his head than what comes out his mouth, whereas Travis has no problem saying what's on his mind. And even as they both struggle to communicate, struggle to make sense of need versus want, Charlie can see that he's pushing Travis away - yet seems helpless to stop it. When it all boils down to whether Travis should stay or go, maybe the decision won't be theirs to make.

©2015, 2016 NR Walker (P)2017 NR Walker Contemporary Contemporary Romance Literature & Fiction Romance
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Book 2 has more character growth and some higher angst than book 1. There is some suspense and the introduction of new characters (including Matilda the kangaroo) as we see these rural men navigate what having a relationship in a harsh environment entails. A brilliant follow up to book 1 and a must-read series by this talented author.

Fantastic character growth

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