Review of The Billionaire's Runaway Bride
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Like it or not, every single dramatic romance novel must have antagonistic spouses and parents, haha...Bertha Jackson wrote: ↑15 May 2024, 13:19 [Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "The Billionaire's Runaway Bride" by Emery Cruz.]
In a desperate attempt to get away from her over-domineering parents and cheating groom, Jeremy, Lauren, with help from her friend Aubrey, leaves her wedding and takes the next bus out of town. She did not care where she went as long as it was far away from Jeremy and her parents, but her ticket only took her as far as Breckenridge, Colorado, where she got a job at the Goldfinch Ridge Bed and Breakfast. Thatcher Metal Works CEO Caleb lives lavishly as a non-committal, wealthy playboy and womanizer. After his Atlanta party house burns down and Felicity's online post claiming he is a cheater goes viral, he is advised by his lawyer and publicist to leave town for a while. Caleb ends up at the Goldfinch Ridge Bed and Breakfast, where he meets Lauren and becomes captivated by her. Will Jeremy and Lauren's parents find her? Does Caleb stand a chance with Lauren, who has given up on men? To find out, grab a copy of The Billionaire's Runaway Bride (Breckenridge Book 1) by Emery Cruz.
Emery Cruz has done an excellent job with character development, ensuring that everyone plays a crucial role in the story. Even two older men playing chess in the coffee shop play a significant role in the plot. One of my favorite characters was Marian. Although it was rude of her to reveal secrets, her actions kept the plot moving forward at an exciting pace because I wondered what the ramifications would be for her disloyalty. Each chapter focused on Lauren or Caleb, which gave me insight into their perspectives and emotions. I liked that Emery Cruz showed how abuse comes in many different forms; it is not only physical harm.
I disliked Jeremy and Lauren's parents because of their behavior towards Lauren. However, this negative aspect played perfectly with the story's plot and did not affect the perfect rating I gave this book. I found no reason not to give this professionally edited book 5 out of 5 stars because of the positive aspects discussed above, my reading enjoyment, and the lessons I learned. I am sure the rest of the books in this series will be just as exciting as this one, and I look forward to reading them.
If you enjoy reading dramatic romance novels, you will enjoy reading this book. However, this book is not appropriate for younger or more sensitive readers because of the abuse, descriptive sexual content, and non-borderline profanity.
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I am excited to see the character dynamics, as well as how this book plays with the tropes. Unfortunately not for kids, though. Congratulations on winning Book of the Day!

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“The Billionaire’s Runaway Bride” has a very catchy title, which inspired me to read this review. The story has an interesting plot. Because, the runaway bride (Lauren) flees from her cheating groom, Jeremy. But then she meets a womanizer (Caleb) who is publicly accused of cheating. Is Caleb also a cheater? Does Lauren have a pattern of desiring rich and toxic men? Given that this book has a rich character development, it makes me want to see how this drama and romance story plays out.
Congrats #BOTD
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