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A review by maferg01
All of Me by A.L. Jackson
5.0
I have no idea why I am ever surprised that AL Jackson once again has written a story that both twists you up in knots and gives you all the feels. A story that is steamy and sweet at the same time; plus so full of angst and enough plot twists that keep you on your toes from start to finish.
All of Me is a love story that won’t let you go. Ian is a lawyer who is so tangled up by his desire to succeed and a client that won’t release his hooks, but also haunted by a past he can’t escape from. Grace is trying fiercely to escape a man who puts her and her children in danger. These two meet and chemistry keeps drawing them back together, even though it crosses professional lines. You’ll love the fire between the two of them, his dark to her light, and the passion they share that eventually turns into more.
I love when you get to the part where you think you have it all figured out, and AL Jackson twists the story on its head, shocking you with a revelation you don’t see coming, or in this case several. This book is one that you won’t want to put down. You’ll be drawn in by the characters, who are both intriguing in their own ways, and the plot will keep the pages turning. Before you know it, you’ll have lost half the day. If you decide to listen to the audiobook (I read and listened - thank you whispersync!), you’re in for a treat. Joe Arden is the perfect gritty voice for Ian and Andi Ardnt is southern sweetness personified. The perfect combination for these characters.
All of Me is a love story that won’t let you go. Ian is a lawyer who is so tangled up by his desire to succeed and a client that won’t release his hooks, but also haunted by a past he can’t escape from. Grace is trying fiercely to escape a man who puts her and her children in danger. These two meet and chemistry keeps drawing them back together, even though it crosses professional lines. You’ll love the fire between the two of them, his dark to her light, and the passion they share that eventually turns into more.
I love when you get to the part where you think you have it all figured out, and AL Jackson twists the story on its head, shocking you with a revelation you don’t see coming, or in this case several. This book is one that you won’t want to put down. You’ll be drawn in by the characters, who are both intriguing in their own ways, and the plot will keep the pages turning. Before you know it, you’ll have lost half the day. If you decide to listen to the audiobook (I read and listened - thank you whispersync!), you’re in for a treat. Joe Arden is the perfect gritty voice for Ian and Andi Ardnt is southern sweetness personified. The perfect combination for these characters.