Beauty from Surrender by Georgia Cates is the second book in her Beauty Trilogy. We left Laurelyn and Jack Henry with Laurelyn on a plane back to the states and Jack Henry devastated that she left without saying goodbye. 
 Laurelyn is also devastated, but as she has done this to herself, I felt little pity. When she finally starts bouncing back and coming into her own again she gets bombarded with her mothers drama, her ex practically stalking her, and her best friend deciding to go back to Australia leaving her alone but now part of an up and coming country music band. 
 Meanwhile, back in Australia, Jack Henry looks for number 14 one VERY drunken night and almost goes through with the act but just can't. He's in love with Laurelyn and trying to get off with someone else won't fix anything. He fesses up to his mum about the relationship and decides to dig in and hires a PI to find Laurelyn. 
 Their lives go on and it's three months of long and lonely nights for the both of them. From here the story explodes. Spoilers and all that great stuff so I'll just say this, onwards to book three please. 
 Audible Audiobook "Review: Beauty #2: Beauty From Surrender" 
 Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why? 
 It depends. I didn't really enjoy the narration so if my friend was picky about who's reading, then no...otherwise yes. 
 What was one of the most memorable moments of Beauty from Surrender? 
 The reunion between the two with the taxi scene. 
 Did Robert Black and Bunny Warren do a good job differentiating all the characters? How? 
 You can definitely tell their different characters, but the accents just never sounded right to me. 
 Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting? 
 I listened to this while commuting and that was a fast enough pace for me.