I really loved these characters and this duet. Rush really showed so much growth throughout from a cocky, cynical, alpha-hole to a protective, loving, and invested man. And Gia had sass and tenacity, but needed to feel truly loved and supported. Their connection, chemistry, banter, and rapport made them so funny and likable. But it was definitely an emotional roller coaster with twists, turns, and anxiety to deal with. 

This duet was sometimes a wild ride, but I was glad I took it. And by the time it was over, I was able to relax and look back at it with a smile on my face. 

I was gifted a copy.

  

With the revelation at the end of Rebel Heir, I was looking forward to finding out what happens next for Gia and Rush. A summer in the Hamptons was supposed to be relaxing and rejuvenating for Gia, a place to get her book written. What she found instead turned her world on its head.

The drama and angst continues in Rebel Heart, and there could only be more added before a resolution is found. There were times I felt like they were going in circles, making little progress towards resolving the issues that were holding them back.

They each have a lot to sort through, as a couple and individually. Rush has to decide if his anger is worth holding on to, or if he can let go and have more with Gia. Gia isn’t sure what her next steps are, and figuring that out on her own is important.

I loved these characters, even if at times they frustrated me with their actions. I wanted them to find the peace they each wanted so badly. By the time I reached the end, I had decided this was the resolution I was hoping for between Gia and Rush.

The Rush duet is a good summer read, with plenty of drama to keep things interesting. The ups and downs between Rush and Gia kept me guessing about how they would react and how they might solve the issues holding them back. 

I was gifted a copy.