Run To You

By: Rachel Gibson

Narrated by: Tanya Eby

Rachel Gibson, New York Times bestselling author of Rescue Me, returns to Texas with a tale of what happens when a tough guy meets his match—and falls harder than a ton of red-hot bricks . . .

There's nothing like fleeing Miami to ruin a girl's day.

Stella Leon's bartending gig was going fine until gorgeous ex-Marine Beau Junger decked her mob-connected boss, spirited her out of the city, and claimed that Stella's half-sister—the one with the perfect life—sent him. Now Stella has no choice but to go along for the ride . . . and seduce

Beau's military-issue socks off . . .

The Marine Corps was Beau's escape from his old man's legacy of naval heroism and serial philandering, but no amount of training could prepare him for the day he looked in the mirror and saw his father staring back. The answer: swear off meaningless sex. Oh, and find a way to makeStella Leon quit being so damn hot . . .

A beautiful and sexy love story...

This book picks up right where Rescue Me ends. Sadie finds out she has a sister she didn't know about and her boyfriend Vince asks his friend Beau to find that sister and see if she wants to meet Sadie. Said sister is Stella who lives in Miami and works as a bartender. This is a road trip story. Stella and Beau embark on a trip from Miami to Lovett, TX to go meet Sadie. That road trip turns into a love story with lots and lots of sexual tension. I just wish it was a longer book. Really liked it!!

Entertaining

What made the experience of listening to Run to You the most enjoyable?

This book was funny and made me laugh. I really enjoy a good funny story.

Great Story - Just wish it were longer!

I loved this story about Stella, the smart and sassy heroine and Beau, the ex-Marine sent to bring her to Texas to meet her half sister. Together they make a sweet couple both with endearing, but irritating personality quirks. The story seemed to go by quickly because these two were so cute together and I kept wishing that the story was longer!

Perfect.

Rachel Gibson is the best. Such a fun series. Smart, funny, meaningful and great narration and heart.

Disappointment after Rescue Me

As the sequel to Rescue Me, I was disappointed in the lack of a believable storyline and character development. There were good parts - some very humorous situations - but this book seemed to me more like a rough draft than a finished product.