Rush to Love

What do a divorced mother of a teen aged son and a self-proclaimed bachelor have in common? Absolutely nothing, other than their attraction to each other. There is an undeniable chemistry between Elle and Rush, but there are a few obstacles to get through before they can reach their happily ever after.

First, Elle needs to tell Rush about her son. Surely a bachelor is not up for the challenges that a teenager brings to the table. Surprisingly, there are no problems there. Jackson and Rush get along well. In fact, Jackson prefers Rush over his own father.

Next, there would inevitably be a meeting between the old and the new. It didn’t go so well when Rush met the ex-husband, Drew. Rush got a dose of Drew and quickly saw what Elle goes through. The man who was never an active participant in his son’s life suddenly changes his tune, but doesn’t like the outcome.

Then, Jackson goes missing and the agony of not knowing where he was is taking a toll on Rush and Elle’s relationship. Nobody is able to find him until a one-word text is sent to Elle and Rush. Elle thinks she knows where he is, but could it really be that easy?

Finally, a Halloween party should be a fun time. It should also be a little scary, in a non-threatening way. After the past couple months, Elle and Rush deserved a bit of fun, but the fun is short lived when two uninvited guests crash the party. A night of horror ensues. Can Elle and Rush’s love withstand a vindictive ex out for blood and a Halloween party straight from Hell?

*** From Rush to Love-

At around noon, the three of us were sitting on the front porch taking a break. The mail man showed up and handed me the mail. I quickly glanced through it to see the typical things, junk mail, the phone bill and an envelope with no return address. It was addressed to me, and the handwriting almost looked like a five-year-old wrote it. I laid all the mail down, except that letter. I opened it very carefully. The guys were engrossed in a conversation and were paying no attention to what I was doing.

Hey Bitch, You thought this was over. It’s not. You will certainly pay for all of this, in one way or another. Watch your back and tell your man to watch his. I’ve got something real special planned for him. You never know when something will happen.

I reread it twice. There was no name, but I was positive who it came from, although I wasn’t sure how he would have been able to get it sent with no one at the jail knowing. The look on my face must have been something special, because within a second, I had Jax on one side of me and Rush on the other.