Rush By Samantha Towle Guide

The story follows the collision of two characters bound by their shared history with alcoholism, though from opposite perspectives:

The novel has gained significant traction on platforms like , where it is celebrated as a "phenomenal" entry in contemporary romance. Rush by Samantha Towle

Critics and readers from Relentless Romance and GoodBadAndUnread praise Towle for her "brilliant storytelling" and "addictive" prose. While the book is noted for its "scorching hot" romance, it is equally recognized for its somber, tear-jerking moments regarding loss and addiction. Some readers have noted the author's British influence occasionally peeking through the American setting, but generally find the character development—particularly Ares' "grovel"—to be highly satisfying. The story follows the collision of two characters

A gifted artist whose life spiraled into alcoholism following her mother’s suicide. After a DUI and a car crash cost her both her dream job and her independence, she is six months sober and working a "pity job" as a personal assistant for the New York Giants —the team coached by her estranged father. Some readers have noted the author's British influence

While the setting is the NFL, the book focuses heavily on the characters' internal worlds. Arianna’s journey to reclaim her identity as an artist is a significant subplot that mirrors her path to sobriety. Reception and Writing Style