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Roberta “Bobbie” Richardson was down on
her luck with her auto repair shop after her two-timing,
scheming, ex-husband left her in a massive debt. To further
complicate Bobbie’s hectic life, Justin Hastings, her old
flame from high school, has just walked into her garage
seeking a huge favor from her. After many years of not having
seen one another much less spoken to each other, Justin wants
Bobbie to marry him! Justin needs Bobbie as his wife to
increase his chances of gaining custody of his motherless,
teenage daughter from her evil, wealthy grandmother. Justin
in turn will assist Bobbie in getting her repair shop back on
a good financial track. Will Bobbie agree to Justin’s
marriage of convenience plan knowing she still has deep
desires for him and not sure of his feelings for her?
All or Nothing was a
delightful, romantic read. The only fault that I found with
this story was the constant switching between the heroine’s
names. For the first half of the book the author only called
her Bobbie; but, halfway though the storyline there was a
constant flip flop between Bobbie and Roberta, which I found
to be a tad bit irritating. But, hey, that is one of my pet
peeves. Otherwise, All or Nothing was great and
the plot flowed at a wonderful pace with a mixture of romance,
pain, joyfulness and distrust. Although both Bobbie and
Justin had very stubborn personalities, the couple was very
well matched for each other. The chemistry that sparked
between them was amorous and loving. All or Nothing
proved to be a very good, sensual read. |