Review: Rush into you
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 13, 2014
Rush into You is a story of phases of self-forgiveness and moving on. At the start Gabby cannot bare to do either, using drugs as her escape of her guilt-ridden nightmares and judgmental people. Her life is haunted by an error she made six years earlier on her eighteenth birthday, an error that ripped her away from her two best friends, and her parents. One night, one bad decision that spirals her out of control until she meets Ryker, a tender and unassuming Harley riding bartender. He shows her a glimpse of what a normal life could be again, but she is still too wrapped up in her self-pity to see it clearly enough until she overdoses and is forced into rehab. She doesn't meet Ryker again until over a year later but the rehab has moved her finally to a place where she can start to enjoy life again even if she still cannot forgive herself for her past errors. Ryker is the magic key to that final phase but not before a few more complications are thrown into the path of both of them. Overall, I found Rush into You to be a believable journey of the character either sinking into the dark pit of a life of despair or fighting to get past their mistake. I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.