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Long Tall Drink

by L.C. Chase (Goodreads Author)

3.79 of 5 stars 3.79 · rating details · 561 ratings · 96 reviews

Genre: LGBT Contemporary Western

Fourth generation rancher, Ray Ford has lived a lie for nearly forty years. Having seen what can happen to an openly gay cowboy in small town America, and not willing to risk his ranch Ford Creek's legendary reputation, he keeps that part of himself tightly locked down. Everything changes one Sunday morning when Ray, out of character, picks...more

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Published August 2nd 2011 by Loose Id

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Aug 13, 2011 Ter rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Aug 06, 2011 Ami rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: mm-cowboys-ranchers-western, mm-romance-or-erotica, 4-and-half-stars_rating

4.5 stars

Immoveable object... Meets Unstoppable Force.

Travis Morgan is a drifter. Being thrown out from his own home when he is 15 years old because he is gay, he becomes a well-known horse trainer, since he thinks horses give love unconditionally. He is not one who lay down roots. Until he meets Raymond "Ray" Ford. The owner of Ford Creek Ranch, the ranch where Travis heads for a new job. Ray makes him think of home. But it isn't easy for Travis to crack Ray's emotion. Ray has been living the g...more 4.5 stars

Immoveable object... Meets Unstoppable Force.

Travis Morgan is a drifter. Being thrown out from his own home when he is 15 years old because he is gay, he becomes a well-known horse trainer, since he thinks horses give love unconditionally. He is not one who lay down roots. Until he meets Raymond "Ray" Ford. The owner of Ford Creek Ranch, the ranch where Travis heads for a new job. Ray makes him think of home. But it isn't easy for Travis to crack Ray's emotion. Ray has been living the gay part of his life in secret. Being a gay rancher is not an easy thing and he is so scared if people find out. But their attraction is too strong to fight. Soon it's a battle of wills as immoveable object meets unstoppable force.

I first read story by L.C. Chase in the M/M Goodreads Hot Summer Reads event. It's a short story and I enjoy it very much (it's actually one of my favorites). So when I find out she has a longer story released, I definitely want to read it. And my, what an amazing story it is. It is basically, ALMOST perfect. It is very well written, with strong, vivid characters, a well-orchestrated emotional roller-coaster plot that moves me to tears, in addition to great description of cowboy's life.

The tension between the two cowboys is SO THICK, I feel like I can cut it with a knife (which is hard since I read this as ebook *lol*). As Ms. Chase plays it just right. There aren't overwhelming sex scenes, and the push-pull factor is done in just the right amount. Adds with colorful secondary characters like Dottie, a woman who has taken care of Ray, and Jesse, a young gay rancher who works for Ray and who Travis has taken under his wing.

It's a satisfying well-rounded story. This will be a perfect 5-star rating for me IF ONLY ...

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I will close this opinion with my favorite paragraph, said by Dottie

"“Sometimes you just have to follow your heart, Raymond. No matter where that may lead. If the heart that matches the beat of your own comes in the body of a man, so be it. Doesn’t change anything. You’re the same man you were yesterday. Better, even."

WELL-SAID!(less)

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Aug 16, 2011 Frances McNeal rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-2011

Really enjoyed this book. A ranch owner who wants to remain far in the closet versus a horse trainer that is continuously running from ranch to ranch. He's never been loved because he's gay and yet he can't resist the ranch owner. The book had its moments where it was hard to read how much Ray was fighting his attraction. I enjoyed what they went through to get together. I wish the story had gone on a little longer it ended a little quickly. While I'm not adverse to reading very erotic m/m books...more

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Oct 23, 2012 Gloria rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: cowboy-western-farming-ranching, m-m-romance, 2011, lendible-pm-me

This would have been a three star review except for the massive STUPIDITY ON HORSES that takes place in the final ten pages of the book. Yesh.

Ray Ford is the owner of a ranch. Travis Morgan is a famous horse trainer who never stays anywhere long. They meet, fall in love, and go galloping on their horses in the back 40. Unsurprisingly there is a horrible accident. But fear not, they survive. No, I'm not spoilering that because massive, terrible stupidity on horses pisses me off. Travis is a horse...more

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Sep 21, 2012 Elisa Ramblings added it

A classical western romance starting in a most classical way: a wealthy rancher welcomes in his household a drifter in need of a place to stay. Only that this time the drifter is not a damsel in distress, but another handsome cowboy, and he is also an expert horse trainer and by chance he was right heading to Ray’s ranch. And Ray would prefer that was not the case, since he has heard the rumor around Travis, he prefers “the company of men”, and for someone so deep in the closet like Ray that is...more

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Mar 19, 2012 Kazza rated it 3 of 5 stars

Not a badly written book, with nice enough characters, but what started out with promise just got cold after a while. Ray wanted Travis, Travis wanted Ray, but Ray couldn't come out for fear of losing his ranch due to intolerance in a small town. Travis kept wandering as he was constantly hounded as the gay horse trainer. All understandable but, nonetheless, tiresome when pretty much the whole book went that way.

I really found it hard to believe that Travis had a far reaching almost reverential...more

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Sep 25, 2011 Eden Winters rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites

This book reminded me of why I fell in love with reading to begin with. With so much emphasis these days put on reviews and how this cowboy story stacks against that cowboy story, I hadn't realized I'd begun to take mental notes while reading. That stopped by chapter three of Long Tall Drink, and I lost myself in a great love story, well told. I personally love to see protagonists work for their HEA, and Ray and Travis logged a lot of overtime on that score. Their every encounter sizzled, be it...more

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Aug 08, 2011 Tracy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m

OK, really liked this one! I love cowboys, and I love slightly older protagonists (Ray is 40, Travis 33).

Ray was (understandably) traumatized by the way a local gay rancher and his partner were terrorized when he (Ray) was 17, and finding out that his dad was one of the responsible parties. He buried his personal feelings, but, thankfully, at least never sank to the depths of marrying some poor woman under false pretences. One of his hired hands, Sam Davis, is the son of the man who was Ray's f...more OK, really liked this one! I love cowboys, and I love slightly older protagonists (Ray is 40, Travis 33).

Ray was (understandably) traumatized by the way a local gay rancher and his partner were terrorized when he (Ray) was 17, and finding out that his dad was one of the responsible parties. He buried his personal feelings, but, thankfully, at least never sank to the depths of marrying some poor woman under false pretences. One of his hired hands, Sam Davis, is the son of the man who was Ray's father's partner in crime in the hate crime, and Sam's son, Jesse, is also an employee on Ray's ranch. Travis is a drifting horse trainer; one of the best, but rumors also circulate that he's gay. He was, in fact beaten half to death and run off by his father when he was discovered with another boy at 15.

So -- what I liked. Ray and Travis, as mentioned above, are older, and have plenty of life experience. Ray's trauma is dealt with with a deft hand, and Travis, while willing to take all kinds of shit on himself, is unwilling to allow similar actions to befall other people he runs across. He gains an enemy in Sam Davis when he refuses to allow Davis to bully and beat himself, or Sam's son Jesse when he comes out. (Sadly, Sam still has opportunity to take a swing at home, but Jesse's smart enough to get out and come to his employer for help.) I loved that Ray had a "once every couple of months" lover in a nearby city, and that he covers by going on dates with women set up for him by his housekeeper/surrogate mother. And I love how he eventually accepts his feelings and that he can't stay in the closet or keep his heart protected. (I also particularly like the way things work out between Ray & his "buddy" -- funny little twist, and a case of "last to know."

Part of the hate crime issue when Ray was 17 was that the homestead of the gay rancher was burned down by Ray's father and Sam's father. I appreciated the way the author mirrored this by having Sam burn down the cabin Travis was living in on ranch property. Thankfully, there was plenty of evidence as to the guilty party, so he was arrested and put away. Unfortunately, Travis was trapped in the cabin; it was only thanks to quick thinking and quick movement on his part that he was able to get out. However, it crystallized Ray's intentions to NOT put his heart on the line and ask Travis to stay with him, or to ever come out for real.

It takes a major accident to solidify Ray's feelings and to reinforce for him that he's never really going to be happy hiding from his heart and his community. Love the HEA and glad that Travis came through everything ok!(less)

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Aug 18, 2012 Aurora rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary

Rancher Ray Ford is living a lie because he’s afraid coming out will ruin the reputation of the ranch his family has owned for generations. However, when he hires renowned horse trainer, Travis Morgan, he knows he’s in trouble. Ray is attracted to Travis from the moment he picks him up at the side of the road and his attempts to keep their relationship strictly professional are becoming more difficult.

Travis has been on his own since the age of fifteen and he drifts from job to job, unwilling to...more

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Nov 04, 2011 Audrey rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: man-love

This was a 3+ read for me. I liked the story, the cowboys, the portrayal of ranch life, and the secondary characters, but there wasn't that extra je ne sais quois that would make it stand out and push it into 4 star territory.

Ray Ford is the (deeply) closeted owner of the Ford Creek Ranch. He picks up a "long tall drink of sexy" drifter who is hitchhiking his way to...(you guessed it!) Ford Creek Ranch. Turns out this mystery passenger is none other than Travis Morgan, legendary horse trainer......more This was a 3+ read for me. I liked the story, the cowboys, the portrayal of ranch life, and the secondary characters, but there wasn't that extra je ne sais quois that would make it stand out and push it into 4 star territory.

Ray Ford is the (deeply) closeted owner of the Ford Creek Ranch. He picks up a "long tall drink of sexy" drifter who is hitchhiking his way to...(you guessed it!) Ford Creek Ranch. Turns out this mystery passenger is none other than Travis Morgan, legendary horse trainer...whispered "queer"...and well-known drifter with perpetually itchy feet. Ray knows that having Travis train Ford Creek's horses would be quite a coup - now, all he has to worry about is keeping his mind (and eyes...and hands...) off his temporary ranch hand. Toss into the mix a nice set of secondary characters, the tension emanating from the social pressure they both (but especially Ray) feel to keep their attraction and sexual orientation stifled, the dangers of living on a ranch, a vicious villain-type that triggers deeper character reflection for both of our cowboys, and some seriously heated chemistry that each is trying to resist, and you have yourself a good read.

One thing I wasn't in love with is the ending. Basically, there's a big surprise that rocks them both on their heels and shocks them both into their senses. (view spoiler) I think this story could have done with a little more build up to the "I love you"s. There was a lot of chemistry and tension, and I could see that they were good together. I get it that this big surprise was like a wake-up call for how they were feeling for each other and what they were willing to risk to be together. Nevertheless, I still felt like the story might have been missing a step between their being physically intimate and their pledging to stay together forever. After reading through so much of their physical longing, I think we needed to see them get to know (and love) each other's personalities a little better before taking that plunge.

Even so, this was basically a good read. I found this author from the M/M "Don't Read In The Closet" compilation, which included the short story "Open Tackle." I sought out more because I liked the writing style and was impressed by the back stories created in such a short piece. My search led me to this book, and I don't regret the purchase.(less)

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Dec 02, 2012 Tami rated it 2 of 5 stars

I am a little disappointed. It started real nice, brokeback mountainish, but a bit more lighthearted, with sexy cowboys and a lot of sexual tension.

But what ruined it a little for me: "the sexy cowbay did this", "the sexy ranger did that" - eh, no. And the black, wild stallion named Diablo, who the sexy cowboy understood like no other...the life-threatenning accident which brought their love to the surface and alot of other cliches...the bronce glow in the sexy cowboy's green eyes...

I liked that...more

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Oct 09, 2011 Vanstar rated it 5 of 5 stars

Long Tall Drink is a M/M cowboy romance that reaches you deep down to your soul. It is an amazing, compelling story about love, but most of all hope. Travis and Roy’s interactions are dynamic, powerful and sparks fly between them, but before they could work it out together, both have to overcome fear and obstacles. Simply stated, I loved this book. And this is a talented author indeed. L.C. Chase writes from the heart and it amazes me how in tune she seems to be with the characters development,...more

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Nov 30, 2011 Brainorgan rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: cowboy, h-c, m-m

I give it 3 1/2 stars. It was really well done cliche, hate crime, fire in the middle of the night, horses. Travis nearly lost his life twice. I liked the box Ray had put himself in, can't be gay and out, too dangerous, BUT he has this irresistable pull towards Travis. The prose was quite florid! I had to chuckle at times. So the sex scenes sometimes were not pornographic, which I thought was sweet. And our heroes spend most of the book resisting each other, so they are not in bed together all t...more

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Nov 06, 2011 Heather♥ rated it 4 of 5 stars

Long tall drink of sexy indeed! There was so much sexual tension and sizzling chemistry between Ray and Travis that I felt the need to fan myself. I loved the slow build and understood the reason for it since they both had a lot to lose if word got out about them. But then I started to get impatient for the good stuff to happen. After all the teasing and cold shoulder routines (where I was like are you kidding me?!?) I wanted to give them both a kick in the pants and tell them to get on with it...more

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Nov 24, 2012 DaisyGirl rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m, genre-romance, i-own, other-steamy, romance-cowboys

3.5 Stars

Oh the angst. This was a slow burn between a very closeted ranch owner, Ray Ford, and a world-renowned horse trainer, Travis Morgan. It wasn't a friends to lovers story per se because when I think back, the MCs really knew little about each other. Rather, most of the story is dedicated to them fighting off their mutual attraction and hiding from violent homophobes! Both Ray and Travis were likeable, although Ray's closeted-ness (he was so deep in the closet, he'd need a search and rescu...more

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Sep 18, 2011 Wendy (wluvsbooks) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: career-cowboys, app-stanza, free-stuff-won, sex-partner-mm

More like 4.5 Stars!

If a slow burn and/or sexual tension are your thing, this book has both in spades. It truly felt like there were palpable vibes coming off my ereader during this one *shivers* from the moment Ray and Travis set eyes on one another until the end!!

Ray is a very deeply closeted gay man. He’s completely fearful of exposing himself based on things that have happened in the past, the attitudes of people in that area, his family name and reputation, repercussions for his ranch – you...more More like 4.5 Stars!

If a slow burn and/or sexual tension are your thing, this book has both in spades. It truly felt like there were palpable vibes coming off my ereader during this one *shivers* from the moment Ray and Travis set eyes on one another until the end!!

Ray is a very deeply closeted gay man. He’s completely fearful of exposing himself based on things that have happened in the past, the attitudes of people in that area, his family name and reputation, repercussions for his ranch – you get the idea. Travis is a drifter, going here and there as a renowned horse trainer. He isn’t any more “out” than Ray, although rumors of his preference abound which have caused problems no matter where he seems to go.

Both of these guys come across as hyper masculine – the strong and silent type, not the best communicators, hide their emotions, etc. As tension heats up on the ranch when one of the hands doesn’t like having Travis’s “type” around, this becomes the tipping point for a number of things including momentum towards a relationship between Ray and Travis, exposure of Travis’s past and his vulnerability, and the eventual outing and acceptance of gay relationships on the ranch.

It took a couple of serious life-threatening incidents to really push Ray enough to take risks with Travis – risks that culminated in them making love, others finding out about them being gay, and ultimately, the two of them exposing their feelings toward one another. Typically, I would expect that it wouldn’t take such drastic measures to nudge the MC’s into action, but in this case, I think it was necessary due to how deeply burrowed Ray was in that proverbial closet!

My only wish (in terms of anything to change about this book) was that we could have had a little more time to see things progress after the drama that was the climax of the story at the very end. The ending felt just a bit rushed and maybe on a little shaky ground to think everything would work out from there. Other than that, I loved it!! Loved the premise of the story, enjoyed the authenticity dealing with the horses, and especially loved the smexy older cowboys – yum! The secondary characters also added a lot. I absolutely adored Dot and Jesse! Little did Ray know that he had all kinds of support in these two all along. I’m seriously hoping there will be another book after this to bring Jesse’s story to life and give him a nice little HEA:)

If you like a slow burn, lots of sexual tension and some hot cowboy action, this one’s highly recommended for you!!!
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May 04, 2013 Alex rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance, queer, cowboys, contemporary

Stars: 3.5/5

Overall
A smoking cowboy story that was a little heavy on the sex and sexual tension for my tastes, but I imagine would be perfect for most readers. Overall, fairly standard, but enjoyable.

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The two points that made this story slightly less enjoyable for me, but may make it perfectly enjoyable for other readers, are its high sexual content and it's somewhat standard cowboy themes. I don't judge either poorly (the story makes no bones about what it is), but it did make it more humd...more

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Oct 30, 2012 Tʀɪsʜᴀ Hᴀʀʀɪɴɢᴛᴏɴ rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: cowboys, loved

This was a really great read. I have a thing for hot cowboys and this was such a great read. I loved Ray and Travis, both of them struggled in different ways but in the end they got their HEA. My favorite character though would have to be Dot. She was such a funny character and I loved the old woman, she added a lot of fun to this book.

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Aug 31, 2011 Pam rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary, m-m-romance, western-rancher

I give this one a 4.5.

I't a well written and plotted story, with vivid characters and great descriptions of what it means to live on a ranch. I love Ray and Travis and there's so much tension between them that it practically jumps off the page. Despite the undeniable attraction there's conflict between them from the beginning since fear of reprisals keep them both living in the closet.

There's not a lot of actual sex, but that doesn't stop the touches and simmering passion from growing between t...more

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Jul 09, 2012 Beck rated it 4 of 5 stars

This was a classic m/m love story. We had insta love; (almost) barn burning; small tenacious woman defending her boys with a shot gun; horses; near-death experiences & an (implied) HEA. I know, I know, I am SUCH a cynic. Having said that, this is the kind of book I was in the mood to read so I enjoyed it. Chase is able to write erotic prose very well which lifts this book from the mundane to the sublime at times but I did think the lead-up to the consummation of the relationship was a tad dr...more

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Nov 05, 2011 Valentina Heart rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: glbt, the-romance-reviews

This review was originally written for The Romance Reviews and can also be found there.

I was excited upon receiving this book. I mean, who doesn't love cowboys with their swagger and the sexy drawl? Much like with shifters, this is one subject I can always read about. So why the low rating? I'll do my best to explain.

Ray is a closeted ranch owner who saw how hard the life of a gay cowboy could be. Afraid of irrational hate and losing his ranch, he keeps his desires far away from home. In comes...more This review was originally written for The Romance Reviews and can also be found there.

I was excited upon receiving this book. I mean, who doesn't love cowboys with their swagger and the sexy drawl? Much like with shifters, this is one subject I can always read about. So why the low rating? I'll do my best to explain.

Ray is a closeted ranch owner who saw how hard the life of a gay cowboy could be. Afraid of irrational hate and losing his ranch, he keeps his desires far away from home. In comes Travis, a known horse trainer who has rumors following him almost like a relentless storm cloud. He is a drifter, leaving when the rumors and hostility become too much, but never giving up on the one thing he loves best, horses.

It so happens, Travis finds work at Ray's ranch. From the first shared look, they are aware of the attraction between them, but both have reasons for ignoring it.

I would never say this is a badly written book. In fact, I kept on reading without a pause for more than half of it when I realized that nothing was happening yet. I kept trying to reach the interesting part, development of that initial attraction to something more, but the truth of the matter is that the more I read, more bored I got. The pull and push between the two guys is shockingly lifeless, but to make it worse, it's also annoying. Hot and cold situations get old pretty fast and are the easiest way to make me lose interest. By the time something actually happened between Ray and Travis, I couldn't believe in the happily ever after anymore.

Then came the main bit of conflict, which wouldn't have been bad if I haven't already seen it in almost every cowboy book. But in addition, it flew by so fast it failed to even leave a vague impression.

The ending of this book was the only time when I actually sat up straight and thought to myself – this could be interesting. And it was to a point, enough for me to consider rating this book with an extra star. Of course, there is another ‘but' coming – Ray's fears were the main focus of this book, something that got built on after every page, but when the ending came, all of it seemed almost unfounded. I felt that he went with the flow too easily and it was obvious he perceived all the people he'd known for most of his life wrongly. That bit of unresolved plot is what decided on the final rating for me.

I wish my expectations were surpassed with this story, because I do feel bad for not liking the two cowboys more, so I can only hope others find what they are looking for in this book.(less)

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Oct 23, 2011 Lasha rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: darkdivasreviews, cowboys

I must be the only person on the planet who did not like Brokeback Mountain in any of its incarnations. While some people might compare L.C. Chase’s Long Tall Drink to that movie, I totally disagree. Yes, there are similarities. Both have hot cowboys in love, but to me Brokeback Mountain only covered the surface of a relationship between two men, while Long Tall Drink dives deep into the complexities of two gay men in an isolated and homophobic society.

From the moment Ray and Travis meet there i...more

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Oct 13, 2011 Melora rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m, read-in-2011

I don't read a lot of cowboy m/m books because I see the same plot points in all of them: closeted rancher meets closeted drifter, they hook up, homophobic ranch hand causes trouble, exposure becomes less important than the new romance and all is well in cowboy land. I still picked this one up because I liked Open Tackle during the HSD event and wanted to see what the author could do in a longer format. I must say that this book was a very pleasant surprise. Sure, those same points are here as w...more

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Oct 03, 2012 Nikyta rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: loose-id, grl-2011, bubbles-safe, closet-cases, contemporary, gfy-ofy, injury-recovery, cowboys-farmers-shepherds, m-m, little-or-no-smexing, unrequited-yearning, working-together-in-some-capacity, published-on-amazon

I really loved this story. I put off reading it for so long because I thought it would contain a lot of smut but imagine my surprise when it was the exact opposite!

I loved the attraction and intensity between Travis and Ray. It was so thick that every interaction between them was layered with sexual tension. It was so nice to finally read a cowboy story that didn't have them jumping into bed right away. These boys are so different but they crave the same things. Travis is a drifter, he's a great...more

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Sep 03, 2011 Lauraadriana rated it 3 of 5 stars

This is Travis and Ray's story. Ray owns a ranch in Montana and on his way back from seeing his lover (who he must keep a secret) he picks up a hitchhiker who turn out to be Travis a renowned horse trainer who is on his way to take a job at the neighboring ranch. There is instant attraction between these two men.

There were things about this book I really liked, and there were things that were distracting as well. Ray and Travis were both very likable characters, even the secondary characters an...more

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Mar 03, 2013 Sas rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: mm

Fave Quote: '"I am so fucking screwed.'"

- Storyline - 8/10
- Hero - 10/10
- Hero - 10/10
- Chemistry - 10/10
- Steaminess - 8/10
- Sweetness - 9/10
- Secondary Characters - 7/10
- Setting - 9/10
- Details/Quirks - 3/10
- Banter/Humor - 4/10
- Ending - 9/10
- Ridiculousness - 1/10
- Annoying the shit out of me factor - 0/10
- This book described in one word/phrase - Hot cowboys

I really liked this story. It had a slow burn and building sexual tension, even though sparks flew between the heroes from the very be...more

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Jan 05, 2012 AJ rated it 4 of 5 stars

I just have to say the sexual tension between these two characters drove me insane. Ray and Travis were so obviously wanting to be together but stubbornness kept them apart.

L.C. Chase has such a way with the descriptions I felt like I was out on the ranch with the guys. Very good!

I really hope this is part of a series. There was a younger character that left me wondering what will become of him.

If you love stubborn, sexy as sin cowboys this is a must read.

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Dec 15, 2012 Natālija rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: mm

I'm having a hard time describing this book, but, holy hell, what an extremely emotionally tense read this was! The tension between Ray and Travis sizzled and kept me turning pages. Ms. Chase has definitely mastered the art of chemistry because I don't remember the last time I read a book that was so titillating although the first kiss between the main characters took place halfway through the book. I highly recommend reading this one!

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Jan 03, 2012 Snowtulip rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: cowboy, m-m

This was a solid read by a new author for me. The writing was really well done and gave me glimpses of how much more this story could have been. The story follows a similar path as other cowboy genre plots. I enjoyed the build up of sexual tension in the story and really did like both Ray and Travis. The moments of vulnerability were the scenes that really grabbed me and are what will lead me to reading another L.C. Chase book.

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Jul 08, 2012 Monika rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: mm-cowboys-ranchers, kindle

I really loved this story. A light and easy feel good book. I could feel the chemistry between Ray and Travis from the beginning but it was nice that their coming together didn’t happen right away, sometimes slow is perfect and it was for these two. I could feel their frustration and at times wanted so badly to hit one or both to get them moving. It’s a beautiful love story with a small amount of angst and a few places ‘oh please no’ and then *sigh* my favorite an HEA!

If you like a sweet love st...more

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Artist by day, author by night, L.C. Chase is a hopeless romantic, free spirit, and adventure seeker who loves hitting the open road just to see where it takes her. When not road tripping or writing about beautiful men falling love, L.C. can be found drawing, horseback riding, or running the trails with her goofy four-legged buddy, who, if he were human, would be a stand up comedian.

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Long Tall Drink

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