Running from a Rock Star

Brides on the Run, Book 1

By: Jami Albright

Narrated by: Jennifer Grace

Length: 9 hrs and 45 mins

Publisher's summary

She's a good-girl control freak. He's a bad boy in need of a clean image. Will these opposites attract or self-destruct?

Scarlett Kelly is the poster child for responsible living. Growing up as the daughter of the town floozy, she's made it her mission to be the exact opposite of her mother. So when she wakes up naked and hung over in bed with a bad-boy rock star, she bolts immediately. There's only one problem: Scarlett's bedmate is her new husband.

Gavin needs to repair his image, or his music career will go down the tubes. He's also just learned he has a son he never knew existed. He needs to settle down, and bribing his new wife to stay married may just fit everything into place. Scarlett agrees to the ruse to help her family's financial troubles even though she can hardly control herself around the rock star.

As they search for Gavin's son, will their unlikely matrimony give them exactly what they've been missing or send them packing?

©2017 Jami Albright (P)2017 LMBPN Publishing

Awesome, Funny and HEA

I never write reviews.... but this book and the narrator was awesome!!! I had to tell you GO AND DOWNLOAD IT NOW!!!! You won’t regret it.

A must read

I really enjoyed this story and the characters. I'd say if you're going to read one romance this year, this is the one.

Such a fun story

This book was so enjoyable. It kept me on my toes throughout. Loved the humor at every turn. Kept me in continuous laughter. Scarlett and Gavin's relationship is so cute. Usually the man tries to sneak out the morning after, but the roles are reversed. The author did an excellent job with the story and character development. The narrator did a wonderful job with the characters and their personalities.

A bit difficult to stomach

This book was hard for me to finish for a bunch of reasons. People not telling things to each other could have saved everyone a bunch of trouble. Legally speaking the antagonist was... more than unbelievable ( but I work in law so that's my own deal ). And the depiction of Texans not knowing many adverbs or adjectives and instead using increasingly ridiculous metaphors was silly. This is one of my favorite tropes and Jennifer Grace is always awesome, but it does rely on the cliche if secret keeping so if that bothers you skip it.

Jennifer Grace is a new fave!

Now I recall why I know Jennifer's voice. She has been a narrator I have listened to in the past. This read is too too hilarious!! one of my favorite must haves in a book. HUMOR!! Not sure … if there is anything more important? humor is a must. it will get you out of the sticky situations. Embarrassing, odd … it is just too great. humor. oh how I love thee!! let me count the ways!! I will probably be using my next credit to get the next book … so much on my TBR list. Loved this book. Such a must hear on Audible. ( ;

Sweet, funny, charming

Thiis was a very funny and sweet. Perfect rom-com with the right amount of drama, plot and wonderful characters. Loved the humor if you like Christie Craig you'll probably like this.

Fun, entertaining and funny

This story was absolutely fun entertaining and definitely funny. It was definitely what a wrong calm should be romantic comedy at its finest If you're looking for something entertaining this is definitely it. Narrator did an excellent job at keeping it light and fun. At 1st I wasn't sure about the narrator but she definitely grew on me.

not great not horrible totally unforgettable

It was not great but not horrible. It was totally unforgettable. I will not continue series many unbelievable situations.

fun, flirty and sexy

super fun, witty and enjoyable to listen to. the voices were good, except Aiden's, but he isn't in there much.

Surprised by how good this book is

I got this book,After first looking at the third book in the series. I decided to try it, even though the description made it sound like a total fluff piece without any real depth or story. Believe me, it definitely has both. Although there are some very comedic scenes, I definitely would not categorize this as a comedy. The story is