To be quite honest, I was nervous to read Loving Dallas. I didn't care for Dallas in Leaving Amarillo, and had no interest what so ever, in reading his story. Even though I was told I could skip it and read Missing Dixie, I read it anyway. 
 Surprisingly, I didn't hate it. 
 I've realized now that I have read the series, it's not really the characters I dislike, per se, or the plot. It's the writing. I just do not connect to Caisey's writing at all. It's not bad, because who am I? It's wordy. It's repetitive. And all of her books go in circles. Honestly, I feel this whole series could have been in one long ass book, around 400 pages. The character's monologue is the same thing, page after page after page and I GET IT, OKAY? I'm stewing in my thoughts of, "MOVE ON ALREADY" to connect with the story. 
 And that's a shame. 
 I do have to point out that plot wise, I hated the angle this went with the "twist" at the end (view spoiler)[i.e. the pregnancy (hide spoiler)]. Even though the characters discussed it, it still felt like a push for them to get together, because honestly? Would they have if that didn't happen? I DON'T KNOW. 
 I do think Dallas and Robyn are a good match. The balance each other out in the best of ways - but yet, they have the same fears and insecurities that created so much drama. Too many assumptions and miscommunications to be a coincidence. 
 All in all? Just meh. I kind of wish I would have skipped it, simply because I didn't care for Dallas' story as it was and the one I got was mentally exhausting. Can't say I would recommend it, personally, but I seem to be in the minority with this one.