All My Loving

Butler, Vermont Series, Book 5

De: Marie Force

Narrado por: Joan Deleware

Duración: 9 h y 49 m

Resumen del Editor

It’s mud season in Vermont, and things are getting dirty...

Landon Abbott and his identical twin brother, Lucas, always shared everything - until they laid eyes on Amanda Pressley and both wanted something only one of them could have. All it took was her pretty little mouth uttering the words “prostate massager” during a sales pitch at his family’s Green Mountain Country Store in Butler, Vermont, to make Landon’s heart stop and other parts of him jump to attention.

Unfortunately, his brother felt the same - or at least he did. Now Lucas is head over heels for Dani and her daughter Savannah, and the path is clear for Landon and Amanda. Except that even with her staying with him, nothing is happening, and Landon isn’t sure how to change the status quo.

Amanda is making a list and checking it twice. Nearly dying in the fire at the Admiral Butler Inn has left her with tons of regret and a new lust for life. Topping the list of things she wants to do with her second chance are two key items - fall in love and have an orgasm with a man. The last person she expects to check all her boxes is the world-renowned player named Landon Abbott. She might've made the mistake of saying yes to dates with both brothers once upon a time, but only one of them makes her heart pound. Too bad she can’t figure out how to move off the starting line toward something more than friendship with the ridiculously handsome firefighter.

When she needed a place to stay after the fire, Landon was first in line to offer his home, and now that she’s sleeping in his bed, he’s determined to show Amanda only one Abbott brother is capable of helping her achieve her goals. Things are heating up in Butler this spring as Landon and Amanda find just what they’ve been missing on the road to happily ever after. But like mud season in Vermont, that road is full of potholes as a long-buried secret from Amanda’s past and Landon’s plethora of female admirers threaten their newfound happiness.

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Amazing as always

I am always sad when the story ends, love when a new one releases because then I get to re-read / re-listen to them all over!

Outstanding and emotional

Reading a Green Mountain or Butler Vermont book is to me like going home to visit my family. I love the Abbott family and absolutely loved All My Loving.

I have been intrigued by Lucas and Landon Abbott from the first time they were mentioned and my interest has only been peaked as each book in the series was written. So to say I have been waiting for Landon’s book is an understatement.

Marie Force did not disappoint in any way. It is an extremely well written sweet, sexy and romantic book. Marie Force's characters are often slightly flawed, yet so realistic and relatable that you cannot help but be drawn to them.

After his brother Lucas rescues Amanda from a fire, both are injured and Landon happily opens his house to Amanda to recover.

Both Amanda and Landon have emotional baggage and I admit to shedding a few tears as the story unfolded. It was heart warming to watch the growth and development of Landon as he really came in to his own in this story and I loved it.

All My Loving is at times a heart wrenching story of determination, courage, strength and above all love and acceptance. As always the Abbott family embrace Amanda with open arms and hearts.

The Family

There are often no words to add when reviewing books Marie has written from Gansett and Butler Vermont. Over the years these people have become family to this reader in particular. All My Loving touched me as has every other in this story. It was tender, beautiful and full of feelings.

Another wonderful Butler, Vermont book

Marie Force has done it again with a fantastic story of the Abbott family. This one is Landon's and Amanda's. I loved how they came to figure out that they belong together. Landon accepts Amanda's new situation and does everything in order to support her. It seems like from the ending that there are plenty more cousins and one brother who need their stories told. There aren't any cookie cutter stories since Marie makes each one different. I liked seeing what is happening with the rest of the family and keeping updated with them. I'm glad that Joan Deleware was able to narrate this book.