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75 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 20, 2017
Have you ever had a dream about two of your favorite things together and wake up thinking, wow, wouldn’t that be awesome?!? The merging of these two amazing stories wasn’t one I even fathomed in dreamland. But I sure am grateful Nic made this spectacular connection. I fell face-first into the Red Dirt Heart world and came up beaming with dirt smeared on my face. Likewise, Lawson and Jack charmed me when we first met. Apparently, I’m not alone and Jack has a blast from the past he charmed as well. Charlie Sutton. Not someone I would have ever pictured with Jack but then again, I’ve only ever imagined Charlie with Trav. They fit so perfectly it’s hard to imagine life before Trav barged his way in. *sigh* Just thinking about these couples makes me smile. They feel like old friends. Discovering there was more to their stories was like winning the book lottery.
This short and sweet mingle was the cherry on top of a delicious sundae. Beautiful butterflies bring great excitement and hope to a dreadful situation. I loved every nervous chuckle and jealous stare. I loved slipping back to the station and sleeping under the stars. I loved family appearances and newfound friendships. Walker adds a dash of trouble to get your heart racing. Things rarely go according to plan when Lawson is involved. He wasn’t the star of the incident but it certainly rattled their weekend. But then sometimes a good rattle rearranges priorities. Plan on grinning like a fool while the pages slip away far too fast. At the end of the day, seeing everyone together, even for a few fleeting moments was pure bliss.
Beware of: Crossover considerations…you simply must have their history first. Limited page numbers but full of flavor…a perfectly sweet concoction. And the planting of a seed that will leave you begging for more…or is that just me?
This book is for: Red Dirt Heart fans. Imago fans. And if you don’t fall into either category, wow, you are in for some good times!



«Beh, se pensi che ti permetterò di andartene in giro da solo nel deserto che i serpenti più letali del mondo chiamano casa, ti sbagli di grosso.» Resistetti al desiderio di alzare gli occhi al cielo. A malapena. «Senza dimenticare che incontrerò un uomo con cui sei andato a letto.» Jack mise il broncio in modo adorabile. «Anche quello.»
Charlie mi poggiò la mano sulla faccia. «È stato tanto tempo fa. Non posso cambiare il mio passato.» Poi si sporse vicinissimo a me, inspirò e urtò il mio naso con il suo, in un quasi bacio. Mormorò: «Ma Trav, se lui è un granello di sabbia, allora tu sei tutto il cazzo di deserto.» Cercai di non sorridere e fallii.