RUSH (City Lights: New York City), by Emma Scott
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To be blind is not miserable; not to be able to bear blindness, that is miserable. --John Milton Charlotte Conroy, Juilliard-trained violinist, was on the cusp of greatness when tragedy swooped down on dark wings, crushing her hopes and breaking her heart. The music that used to sing in her soul has grown quiet, and she feels on the verge of setting down her violin for good. To pay the bills, she accepts a job as a personal assistant to a bitter, angry young man who’s been disabled by a horrific accident… Noah Lake was an extreme sport athlete, journalist and photographer. He roamed the world in search of his next adrenaline high, until a cliff-dive left him in a coma. He awakes to find his career gone, his dreams shattered to pieces, his world an endless blackness that will never lift. Charlotte begins to see that beneath Noah’s angry, brittle exterior is a young man in a pain. She is determined to show him that his life isn’t over, that he has so much to live for, never dreaming that she would become the only light in his darkness, or that he would help her find the music in hers. The life he knew is over. The life she wants is just out of reach. Together, they must face their fears and rediscover what it means to really live. RUSH is Book III in the City Lights Series, BUT EACH MAY BE READ AS A STANDALONE. The City Lights Series: Love Beyond Words, Book I: San Francisco Julian and Natalie Unbreakable, Book II: Los Angeles Cory and Alex RUSH, Book III: New York City Noah and Charlotte Beside You In the Moonlight, Book IV: Paris (Spring, 2016 Tristan and Janey
RUSH (City Lights: New York City), by Emma Scott - Amazon Sales Rank: #82728 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-06-30
- Released on: 2015-06-30
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RUSH (City Lights: New York City), by Emma Scott Review "RUSH was a unique and moving love story, and I loved following Noah and Charlotte's together as they fell in love and helped to heal each other. Actually, I'd say if you loved the "feeling" of Me Before You (minus the ugly-crying, I promise this isn't tragic), then you should definitely try this book!!"--Aestas Book Blog* I think this is the first book that has ever had me sobbing for joy... wonderful, relieving, exquisite, pure and unadulterated joy! Brilliantly written and a must read! It was profound, poignant, playful and poetic.--Maryse's Book Blog*When I think of RUSH and how I ultimately feel about it, only one word comes to mind. Beautiful. Emma's ability to weave words together and paint such a clear picture of events, people, and emotions is just mesmerizing. The execution of it all was just perfection. --Maria's Book Blog* If you're looking for a touching love story about a recluse who never wanted to be found and a woman who never stopped trying, then this is it.--Didi, top 100 Goodreads reviewer*Rush was definitely one of the most touching and moving contemporary romance and new adult stories I've read in a long time.-- Plethoric Thoughts*This book will gather you up and keep hold of you until you've finished. A brilliant piece.--Reading the Sheets* I loved this book. The ending was truly beautiful and made the book all the more heart-warming. I was left happy and teary eyed.--My Boyfriend Lives in Books Blog*It is brilliant, captivating, and if love could speak, it would echo the words of this book.--Biblio Belles Book Blog*And if Noah was the thorns, Charlotte was the rose...she inspired him, motivated him to be not what he was, but the best of who he is.--Jabberwocky Eats Books Blog
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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful. Favorite Book of the Year By Book Boyfriend Blog Rush is a beautiful, unique, moving, heart-warming story that you won’t be able to set down. I was a little worried it was going to be angsty especially after telling a friend the book I was reading. Luckily she was wrong and got it confused with another book. Rush did have the potential for being a sad story with both characters having experience an acute loss, but it was actually funny in some places. At least I thought so and I know my humor and be a bit weird.Rush is about Noah Lake who was an extreme athlete who was blinded after a horrific cliff diving accident. Noah turned his love of adrenaline into a career that complemented both journalism with extreme sports taking him to all corners of the world, until an accident left him without his sight, his dreams gone, and nothing left to live for. Many told Noah he was lucky to be alive, but after extensive therapy to learn everything that he once knew how to do, he was left with no hope of ever being able to see again, angry, and bitter. After leaving rehab, he moved into his parent’s townhome in New York City and pushed all of his friends and family away. That was until Charlotte Conroy, entered his life as a live in assistant.Charlotte was a prodigy violinist who in her senior year at Julliard gets a call that would forever change her life. After her brother, Chris, died, Charlotte lost her music. Working two jobs and barely being able to pay rent in an apartment where she never had a moment alone, couldn’t sleep because of all the parties that went on every night, and sharing a bathroom with four other people, Charlotte needed a change and she was willing to take a chance at a new job and put up with her new angry employer.Noah didn’t make it easy for Charlotte, but it didn’t take him long to slowly start to be drawn to her. Charlotte was always polite, but it was the beautiful music she made when she practiced each day that compelled Noah to come out of his shell. She was one of the few who wouldn’t back down from him even though she was considerate and innocent with no filter.Most of the book was from Charlotte’s point of view, but it was the chapters that were from Noah’s point of view that I loved. The author wrote his point of view perfectly and gave us great insight into his world and dreams. They were the ones that affected me the most.Charlotte was easy to love. Even though she was experiencing her own heartache over her brother’s death and a losing her boyfriend she continued to be strong and it was easy for her to understand why Noah was the angry man that he was. Charlotte didn’t feel any pity for him, she only wanted to help him learn to live his life again. I loved that she wanted to make him smile and how easily she accepted and actually loved things about his blindness that I think would many others uneasy. It endeared me to her all the more.Noah had me laughing from the beginning of his meeting with Charlotte and his rudeness, but my heart wanted to lurch from my chest learning all the things that he wanted and knew he’d never see again. Underneath his rudeness and the a$$hole persona was a very sweet, fun loving guy.I absolutely loved this book. The angst was very short and I wouldn’t even call it angst. We know it can’t always be all sunshine and rainbows in the story. The characters were mature and didn’t fall into the standard annoying flaws that we find in most books. I loved how the problems that they had were quickly rectified and talked about. The ending was truly beautiful and made the book all the more heart-warming. I was left happy and teary eyed.This is the first book that I’ve read by Emma Scott, but after reading Rush I look forwarding to reading her other works. I loved watching Noah and Charlotte heal each other, bring each other back to life, and fall in love.Rush is in the City Lights series. All books in the series can be read as standalones.
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful. Wow!!! Beautiful story & amazing writing!!! By Maria's Book Blog Wow. Where do I even start? This was my first time reading a book by Emma Scott so I wasn't sure what to expect. The synopsis definitely intrigued me, so when I was given the opportunity to read & review it I jumped at the chance.When I think of RUSH and how I ultimately feel about it, only one word comes to mind. Beautiful. Emma's ability to weave words together and paint such a clear picture of events, people, and emotions is just mesmorizing. The character development is on point, the story flows seamlessly from one scene to the next, and the execution of it all was just perfection.Within the first couple of pages it became strikingly clear that RUSH was by far in a league of it's own. Emma's attention to detail and incredible writing style is what kept me invested in the story of Charlotte and Noah, our broken protagonists struggling to overcome their own personal tragedies, and readapt to life.Their story is unique and utterly heartwarming. I found myself experiencing the highs and lows of their journey as if they were my own, and completely losing track of time as I dove further and further into their story.Without a doubt, I would HIGHLY recommend this one. If you're in the mood for an emotional, uplifting HEA romance then look no further! RUSH is definitely a story that will stick with you long after you've finished reading.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful. Up-&-Down-HEA-Romance By Amazon Customer This. Book.(Don't worry, no spoilers here)This dang book is absolutely unbelievable! Ok where to start... well I was gifted an ARC by lovely Emma and I immediately read it due to the description alone. If you love HEA novels then this is perfect for you! You have the hero who has lost everything and also the heroine who has lost everything. And the story of them finding it all together is a beautiful one. Charlotte is as humble as they come and Noah is a huge fat A hole.I hated Noah, I loved Noah, Then I hated him again, then I felt awful for hating him, then my goodness I fell in loveeee with him!! It was a roller coaster!!!The outcome will have you wondering how in the hell have I not read anything else by Emma. That's exactly how I felt. & My top priority is to read book 1 & 2 in this series..But dont worry, if you're like me. Then you wont be lost. These are stand alones!
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