Slow Ride (Road to Love, #2)

by Lori Foster

John Lane (Narrator)

• ISBN10: 1982646292
• ISBN13: 9781982646295
• Publish Date: 12 March 2019
• Publish Status: Active
• Imprint: Harlequin Books
• Format: Audiobook (MP3)
• Duration: 9 hours and 19 minutes
• Language: English

Reviews

[Danielle Ackley-McPhail]

I have always enjoyed Lori Foster's work. This one did not disappoint. With amazing characterization, unique story development, and plausible problems that developed with a natural feel, I took my time and savored Slow Ride. The only small bit of trouble I had was the attitude of the main character, Ronnie, was an immediate turn-off until I got past the set-up of the book. This wasn't a problem, it just means the author did her job really well as that initial impression was needed for the progression of the character's journey and transformation.

Well worth the read!

[kimbacaffeinate]

Coffee Dates with Slow Ride

• First Date: Ronnie Ashford hasn't led a blessed life, but she loves her job working for eccentric twins who collect oddities. After a scare during a purchase the twins want her to hire muscle and tomorrow morning she has an interview with Jack Crews. Tonight she just wants to get lost so she can get a good nights sleep, free from the nightmares that plague her. Jack and his brother own a transportation company but he has spent the day rehabbing his new homestead and grabs a beer and some food at the town's only pub. When he walks in Ronnie decides that the rugged hunk is exactly the distraction she needs. No names. just a night of bliss. All hopes of a good night sleep end when Ronnie realizes he is Jack Crews. And just like that I am hooked! The story follows the same formula as Drivin to Distraction, but the ride was a good one!


• Second Date: Jack has a meeting with a Ron Ashford this morning but he cannot stop thinking about the feisty blonde who slipped away last night. She isn't his type but has gotten under his skin. Ronnie steals herself for their encounter and oh man was this second date fun. I loved the banter, the manipulation and the twists. Ronnie doesn't want or need help, or at least that is her outward persona and I enjoyed watching the walls around her facade crumble. Foster introduces a suspenseful thread and provided one heck of a backstory.


• Third Date: SSizzling hot chemistry gave way to more ast they work together. When it looks like someone is targeting Ronnie, Jack steps up to protect her. I loved that despite the fast pace; the romance felt like a slow-burn, with character growth, trust building and firsts. The suspense built as Foster threw some twists our way and I devoured the second half of their story in one sitting..

This review was originally posted at Caffeinated Reviewer

[Linda]

This review was originally posted on (un)Conventional Bookworms
*I received a free copy of [title] from [publisher] via Netgalley. This has in no way influenced my voluntary review, which is honest and unbiased *Slow Ride was a very nice slow romance, and I really appreciated that. Both because Ronnie had been through so much she didn't believe in love anymore, and because Jack was so patient. He just knew waiting was going to be worth it!