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From Here to You
- Narrated by: Karissa Vacker, Andrew Eiden
- Length: 12 hrs and 20 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Discover a new series from the author of the number-one New York Times best-seller Beautiful Disaster: a "[H]eartbreaking and hopeful, raw and sexy" tale about a woman on the run who encounters a stranger with a secret (Lauren Blakely, author of Part-Time Lover).
As Darby Dixon sits in a tiny Texas church bathroom on her wedding day holding a positive pregnancy test, she realizes marrying her fiancé would be the worst decision of her life. She's never been very good at standing up for herself, but she'll sure as hell stand up for her baby. With very little cash and a ton of courage, she flees town to take a new name and start a new life.
As a Marine, Scott "Trex" Trexler worked in the most treacherous, corrupt, war-torn places on earth. With his new top-secret security job, he finally has a chance to return to the one place he's felt at peace: Colorado Springs, Colorado.
The moment Trex checks in at the hotel where she's working, Darby knows he's dangerous. He may want her to think he's another hotshot firefighter, along with all the others battling the nearby mountain blaze, but something doesn't add up. No way will she get involved with another man she can't fully trust - and Trex clearly isn't telling her everything. As Darby's ex gets closer and closer to finding her, both she and Trex will soon find out that what you don't know can hurt you.
"Jamie McGuire writes with no holds barred.... [R]eal and addictive." (USA Today)
What the critics say
"Jamie McGuire is masterful at emotional romance! From Here to You is both heartbreaking and hopeful, raw and sexy!" (Lauren Blakely, number-one New York Times best-selling author)
"This love story is raw, brilliant, and gives women hope in the impossible. Nothing is more precious than that. Well done, McGuire." (Audrey Carlan, number-one New York Times best-selling author)
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Overall3 out of 5 stars
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Performance4 out of 5 stars
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Story2 out of 5 stars
- Josie Green
- 2022-09-09
Was ok
Wasn’t the greatest story by this author. I feel like the two main characters were constantly back and forth between arguing over dumb crap and professing their love for each other.
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Overall2 out of 5 stars
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Performance4 out of 5 stars
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Story3 out of 5 stars
- Jacqueline
- 2018-09-15
Love is happy with the truth
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Darby's relationship with her ex-fiancee Sean Littlefield was a disgrace. He beat her and treated her worse than a dog, so she leaves him at the altar. Everyone who knew him would have understood because he was a major asshole. The reason Darby left, however, was because she was pregnant and owed it to her future child to have a better life.
Thank heavens Darby got away with the help of a friend and good samaritan. Darby was able to catch a bus out of town with not much money to spare. She headed to the furthest place the bus would take her which was Colorado Springs.
To story progressed very slow per usual with a Jamie McGuire book, but it was well written, and I liked it. Karissa Vacker and Andrew Eiden performed Darby and Trex exceptionally well and held my attention.
Darby kept her pregnancy a secret for reasons I did not know. It just added to the confusion and uncertainty of what she was facing. A single homeless girl alone in an unfamiliar town unsure of where to go, who to trust, and keeping an unborn baby a secret was not a wise decision if you ask me. She was kind of dumb. I mean I guess she was trying to be independent but now was not the time for that and she needed to trust someone to help her. Enter Trex. He could and would help her in all the right ways, but she was still acting like a jerk IMO. She infuriated me.
She could have been a little more concerned when it came to taking care of her and her baby. If you were pregnant and needed a roof over your head, food in your belly, clothes, the essentials of everything you need, would you refuse it out of sheer pride and stubbornness? Hell to the No! Is what I think. Darby was just plain stupid when Trex offered her to live with him. She would also be safe from her ex too. I didn't like that bit. If it was to show that Darby wasn't greedy well there were other ways to do that I suppose. I felt terrible for Trex aka Trexler because he liked her at this point.
Trex had a secret of his own that he was a particular marine soldier masquerading as a fireman.
I fell asleep listening to it around chapter 13 and woke up after 1 a.m in section 22, so sorry I missed it.
It was near Thanksgiving and Darby, and Trex had hot sex. Trexler has his group of soldiers he'd hang with and wanted to introduce them all to Darby now his girlfriend. Naomi, Logan, Martinez, Sloane, Kitch.
Once, they found some dead rabbits piled up in a mound in some front yard and knew it was Sean and that he was here in Colorado Springs. He left a note that said "MINE" on top. Sean's favourite word for Darby was 'bunny.' That is how sick and fucked up this guy was. Darby wasn't her real name either, but I think it was Scottie? Because I can't remember her real name, you are going to have to forgive me.
Well, I would like to say it ended happily ever after but not everything turned up roses. There were a few pushing daisies.
I hope to read more about it though.
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