Lost on the Road to Love
by Kay Harris
Genre: Contemporary Romance
On the road for eight months as part of the crew for a travel show, Chelsea Morrison expects to work hard, endure long nights, and enjoy some wicked adventures. But she doesn’t expect to fall head over heels for the show’s star.
Henry Rush, son of a legendary rock star, is leery of women. He learned early they only want him for the fame that rightly belongs to his father. But when an intense friendship with Chelsea leads to so much more, he has to confront the one thing he’s avoided all his life.
Can these two friends navigate their way to a happy ending?
Excerpt
“Let’s get out of here,” I suggested, scooting out of my side of the booth.
“Good idea.” Henry threw a few bills on the table, got up quickly and, to my great surprise, grabbed my hand and pulled me to the door.
We were moving fast as we approached the reporter and photographer. It wasn’t until we were squeezing past them in the doorway that the reporter spoke. “Hey, aren’t you—”
Henry ignored him and moved his large body so the photographer didn’t stand a chance of getting a good shot. Then, still holding onto my hand, he ushered me through the door and out onto the sidewalk. We moved swiftly away from the café, not looking back until we were almost a block away.
“Well done,” I said, slowly easing my hand out of Henry’s grasp.
Henry held on, giving my fingers a gentle squeeze. “I learned young how to evade the press.”
“I bet.”
“Where do you want to go?”
I looked at the buildings of Manhattan in the gray hours of early evening. The temperature was starting to drop, but it was still over seventy degrees, and for once, I was quite comfortable in my tank top and light cardigan. I had no qualms about making a long journey. “There,” I said, pointing at the Empire State Building.
“Good idea.” Henry threw a few bills on the table, got up quickly and, to my great surprise, grabbed my hand and pulled me to the door.
We were moving fast as we approached the reporter and photographer. It wasn’t until we were squeezing past them in the doorway that the reporter spoke. “Hey, aren’t you—”
Henry ignored him and moved his large body so the photographer didn’t stand a chance of getting a good shot. Then, still holding onto my hand, he ushered me through the door and out onto the sidewalk. We moved swiftly away from the café, not looking back until we were almost a block away.
“Well done,” I said, slowly easing my hand out of Henry’s grasp.
Henry held on, giving my fingers a gentle squeeze. “I learned young how to evade the press.”
“I bet.”
“Where do you want to go?”
I looked at the buildings of Manhattan in the gray hours of early evening. The temperature was starting to drop, but it was still over seventy degrees, and for once, I was quite comfortable in my tank top and light cardigan. I had no qualms about making a long journey. “There,” I said, pointing at the Empire State Building.
Review
Chelsea Morrison was thought to be the one to take over the family business after her brother decided he didn't want the job. Unfortunately for her father, Chelsea has something else in mind for her future and she's been working hard to make her dream a reality.
Henry Rush never imagined he'd be in this position but here he is. The only bright spot is the quick, intense friendship he forms with the stunning Chelsea.
As they get to know each other better, the deeper their relationship grows. But when feelings start to develop, will they be willing to give it a real shot or will they cut and run instead?
Lost on the Road to Love is a quick, fun, engaging read that captivates the reader and takes them on a world wide journey while falling in love.
I love how smart and determined Chelsea is to make a name for herself without relying on her family name. Her witty banter with Henry is delightful, I loved every minute of it.
Henry is not what I expected, he's so much more. I love how down to earth he is and how close he is with his family.
The dynamic between Chelsea and Henry is electric and really jumps off the pages. And when they finally cross the line from friends to lovers, that chemistry only intensifies.
I really enjoyed getting to know the baby of the Morrison family. The storyline was fresh and captivating with a hero that will make you swoon and a heroine you want as your best friend. I can't wait to see what comes next with the Morrisons.
So if you need something quick, delightful, and sensual, then I highly recommend you pick up Lost on the Road to Love and take a journey that will leave you with a smile (and possibly looking for your own Henry Rush).
About The Author
Kay Harris has had a diverse career with jobs ranging from college professor to park ranger. Now she adds author to her repertoire. Kay writes romance novels that contain a little bit of sweet, a dash of sexy, a touch of heartbreak, and a whole lot of fun!
Kay grew up in the Midwest and has since lived all over the western United States including Montana, Wyoming, Utah, Arizona, Nevada, and California. She loves to hike, is obsessed with museums, and enjoys taking her extremely tall and very handsome husband on adventures.
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