A review by paddlefoot55
Run to You by Rachel Lacey
4.0
Copy received via Netgalley for an honest review
This is the first Rachel Lacey book I have read, and it was a sweet, pleasant surprise.
Ethan is a ladies man around town - but there was so much more to him than that. And in fact other than a lot of talk I didn't really find him to be a ladies man at all. He is sweet, compassionate, full of heart.
And on a side note, I did find it hard to see Ethan as a big hot manly alpha - but it had nothing to do with the writing or the character, but to do with the fact there used to be a teenage boy who worked with us for a while with the same name!
I adored Gabby from the get go. Out of a bad relationship she is trying to do it all for herself, all by herself. I loved her independence.
But the scene stealer for me is Ethan's Gram Dixie. I want to be her when I grow up! She is feisty and mouthy and just wonderful.
This is a quite, cute summer (or winter for me) read, and I can't wait to read the other two books in the series about Ethan's best friends.
This is the first Rachel Lacey book I have read, and it was a sweet, pleasant surprise.
Ethan is a ladies man around town - but there was so much more to him than that. And in fact other than a lot of talk I didn't really find him to be a ladies man at all. He is sweet, compassionate, full of heart.
And on a side note, I did find it hard to see Ethan as a big hot manly alpha - but it had nothing to do with the writing or the character, but to do with the fact there used to be a teenage boy who worked with us for a while with the same name!
I adored Gabby from the get go. Out of a bad relationship she is trying to do it all for herself, all by herself. I loved her independence.
But the scene stealer for me is Ethan's Gram Dixie. I want to be her when I grow up! She is feisty and mouthy and just wonderful.
This is a quite, cute summer (or winter for me) read, and I can't wait to read the other two books in the series about Ethan's best friends.