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A Fluid State (River City Romances Book 1) by Rob Browatzke

Read Online and Download A Fluid State (River City Romances Book 1) by Rob Browatzke. Patrick returns from a tour of duty to find his son very different. Peter is dressing in girl's clothes, and his hair is too long, and he's obsessed with drag queens. None of that sits well with Patrick. Patrick then meets the drag queen Ann Moore, and starts to hang out with them. Andrew is one of River City's best drag queens. As Ann Moore, he dazzles adults and children alike. When one of those children's fathers wants to find out more about what his son is enjoying, Andrew is happy to guide him. It doesn't hurt that Patrick is ridiculously hot. Hot and straight though.The friendship that forms is unlikely, and even more unlikely, Patrick and Andrew find themselves faced with a chemistry they cannot deny.

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What an amazing story. I started reading,got hooked and couldn't stop until the last page. It is a rare treat when you fall into a story and you feel your heart filling up with all the warm and fuzzies and your soul getting the right answers to some of the most difficult questions about life, parenting, bigotry and more. (You'll get the joke in this after reading the story.) This book touches so many subjects, answers so many questions that it should definitely be a must read for everyone.I love every aspect of the story. The plot is absolutely brilliant, well paced, built and balanced. The writing is gripping, it has a great flow that takes you on a wonderful journey of self discovery and learning experience. The characters are truly loveable, with well developed personalities and background stories. There is depth, there is truth, there is LOVE. An epic love story with beautifully portrayed emotions, wonderful chemistry and fun sexytimes. No more gushing from me now. Do yourself a favor and read it.Highly recommended.

This book, what a book. Eye opening, heart racing can't put down book. I can't say I like it or enjoy it. No I LOVED it. From beginning to end, it made you grasps , held you. The story flows and you don’t want to put it down Until the end. Very well done !

This was soooo hard for me to get into… let’s discuss.Patrick is masculinity personified. He’s a soldier, his dad was a soldier and I think he had hopes of his son being a soldier…. But two years in the desert is a long time and when he gets back, he has to get to know his son all over again. His son who wears “girl” clothes and is obsessed with drag. Now, coming from a family of 100% straight folks and being bi, I get it… it’s a lot to spring on someone, especially if in the two years you’ve been trying to keep up with your son, this is something he and his mother kept from you… I get where he’d be confused and a little worried about his son, when my son came out at 13, I had worry myself. Life will be harder, but only because of people like Patrick and people who use that ignorance as justification to be hateful.So, Patrick is very straight, very confused and very ignorant (and I don’t say that as him being stupid, I mean, as in, he’s not educated on gender fluidity or any parts of the LGBT+ community) For someone so genuinely confused, he randomly asks to have dinner with the drag queen that reads to his son once a week at the library…(which, such a cute idea, I wish everywhere did this)… It all happens so quickly, their conversations, the way they speak (internally and externally, it’s a lot) and the way they jump to conclusions and everything just seemed so fast and clinical, I didn’t feel any chemistry between the two at all. Patrick is a real….peach. (And I say that with 100% sarcasm) I was FURIOUS when Andrew had dinner with him and Patrick jumped the gun once again and acted like a jerk and then ANDREW was the one apologizing. What? Why? Why would you apologize to him for something that could’ve been taken as a joke or an expression or literally anything other than how he completely overreacted by a simple wording of something. If anyone should’ve been offended by the blatant disgusting ways someone said something, it should’ve been Andrew. Patrick gets testy when Andrew “generalizes” his straightness and masculinity, but that’s literally ALL Patrick is doing. I’ve never heard someone say so many wrong things in the completely wrong way… I hated it. Literally, I hated it.And I love me a good GFY, especially involving soldiers and overly masc men, but, I just didn’t feel it here. I wanted to so badly, but I just didn’t feel any chemistry between the two or even understand how either of them could about each other. Andrew, you know Patrick is straight, and not only straight, but stupid straight (okay, I called him stupid there, not ignorant, and read the first few chapters, you’ll know why)… but then Patrick.. you’re in the desert for two years, surrounded by guys and never been tempted? Never had chemistry and thought, maybe? Or even imagined it or been tempted by situational “what happens in the desert stays in the desert because desperate times calls for desperate measures”? But then, this guy that you continuously offhandedly offend and genuinely do not understand, and that’s what gets ya?My head hurts.Now, in saying all that, if you can jump past all that and get to Patrick opening his mind a bit, and their unconventional start, they were hot together. Patrick bottoming, I did not see coming.. hello…I had a bit of trouble with the bullying aspect. I hate when bad guys get away with being bad guys and Tommy and his dad both and the people in the restaurant, it was all a lot in the way of how nasty the lgbt community gets treated and I just don’t like when people get away with that, especially in books where I like a HEA… which these two did get, so, if you can make it past the first quarter of the beginning, and like angsty, worth it in the end, reads, you might enjoy this one. I might not have been in the right frame of mind for it or something, but I was happy that they ended happy and together. Plus, I love me a hot dad, so, win/win, right?3.5 stars from me

I must have thought “awwww-shucks” a dozen times while reading new-to-me author Rob Browatzke’s “A Fluid State.” Wanna meet the sweetest dad/son combo, or the most unlikely military boy/drag queen couple? This novel is for you.Patrick returns from deployment to discover his eleven-year-old son, Peter, prefers girl’s clothes and is obsessed with drag queens. When his ex-wife hears Patrick’s stereotypical negative comments, she insists he support the boy’s choices. He loves his son, but the whole situation is too foreign to comprehend. So, he enlists the help of Ann, the drag queen who reads to Peter and other kids at the library. More accurately, he asks for help from her male alter ego, Andrew.Andrew must repeatedly remind himself Patrick is straight. Because a hunky military guy who stretches himself to accept his kid could be a heart-breaker. Meanwhile, Patrick doesn’t understand why Ann, is more attractive than most women. Here’s Patrick’s crude and confused thinking about Andrew, as told by Browatzke. “Patrick was not attracted to men. Sure Andrew was attractive enough, but not to Patrick. He was missing two important things up top and had one too many things down below.” So, why does Patrick feel more comfortable with Andrew than his friends on base? It certainly helps that Peter adores Andrew as well.Patrick and Andrew’s friendship would be a stretch with their different lifestyles, alone. But Patrick is a realist and honest with himself. He knows he wants to explore his feelings, wherever they lead. “‘Does it ever Happen?’” he asks Andrew. “‘That someone’s just attracted to one guy?’” And Andrew’s reply? “‘Anything happens, Patrick. Sexuality, it’s impossibly complicated. And fluid. Things change, and evolve.’”Browatzke capitalizes on these guys’ gentle decency and normal insecurities. After all, if we really like someone, we think they’re too big a prize for us. Patrick’s slow realization of his budding interest in Andrew is full of humorous double-takes. And Andrew completely believes his friends’ warning not to fall for the straight guy.Browatzke writes snappy straightforward dialogue between the men, leaving us to shake our heads and chuckle. After all, insecurity is universal and we’ve all been self-deprecating.With such average Joes, the shock of conservative society is shown for what it is –fear of the unknown, and unwillingness to be open. We can appreciate Patrick as the exception. Without offering any social commentary, Browatzke does a service to the rainbow spectrum, with a tale that’s one hundred percent relatable, especially to those who’ve ever discovered a facet of themselves they hadn’t previously known.“A Fluid State” is the kind of novel that didn’t feel like I was reading it. I was there with these guys, their hopes and confusions, their desires and explorations. Mr. Browatzke, you’ve got a new fan!

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