Chasing You

Tower City Romance Trilogy #2

by Vania Rheault

You can't run from your past . . .

Frumpy, unhappy, and stuck in a rut, romance writer Alyssa Barnes needs a change. Tired of writing happily ever afters for her characters, she wants one for herself. When Brett Sommers offers her an opportunity to change her situation, she questions his motives and his sincerity.

Tower City marathon director Brett Sommers wants to run a new route in life, literally and figuratively. Bored and restless, he decides to write a running manual for beginners to broaden his career, and he asks Alyssa for help.

As they work together, obstacles from their pasts slow them down, and despite their growing attraction, their budding romance crumbles.

Can they overcome their personal ghosts, or are they running toward a dead end?

241 pages, ebook

Published December 14, 2017

About the author

Vania Rheault has lived in Minnesota all her life. In 2003, she graduated with a BA in English with a concentration in creative writing from Minnesota State University, Moorhead. When she's not writing, she's reading working her day job, or going to movie night with her sister. In 2020 she started writing Billionaire Romance under VM Rheault. You can subscribe to her blog and receive a free book at www.vmrheault.com/subscribe

Reviews

[Lisa Hill]

I really loved this story. Alyssa and Brett are just so broken, it seems impossible that they could ever form a functional relationship, let alone together.

Once again, the author has really done a good job of giving the characters depth and feelings. I could feel the angst rolling off the pages. However, once again the ending felt slightly rushed and at odds with the detail of the rest of the book.

[Brandi Collins]

I enjoyed reading the second novel in this trilogy. This story follows Alyssa and Brett, who are Nikki and Dane's best friends from Book 1. Alyssa and Brett both have issues from how they've been treated by others in the past. Despite this, they take a chance at love and do a lot of healing and soul-searching along the way. I loved the banter between the characters because it felt like what real people would say to each other. This book was a quick read that kept me turning pages.

[Kayla Duren]

I really enjoyed this book. I found Alyssa to be very relatable. She's not the stereotypical gorgeous, perfect girl that most books have. She faces weight problems, and along with other real world issues. Her and Brett's story is gripping and will keep you on your toes. I honestly liked this one more then the first book!

[Jenny Satterlee]

Beautiful

I really enjoyed reading this story line all the ups downs and fears Nikki had and the sadness they both were dealing with from terrible childhoods .... Amazing read