All of Me

By: Emily Smith

Narrated by: Lori Prince

Dr. Galen Burgess has a reputation for keeping it casual. She likes women close - but not too close. Nothing is more important to her than her budding surgical career as chief surgical resident at Boston City Hospital. After spending years trying, and failing, to please her father, Galen knows getting close enough to care is a recipe for heartbreak.

Everything in her carefully structured life begins to change when she meets her newest intern, the disconcertingly beautiful Dr. Rowan Duncan. Sheltered doesn’t even begin to describe Rowan’s comfortable, quiet life before moving to Boston.

When Rowan starts to fall for Galen, everything Rowan's ever known comes into question, including her relationship with high school sweetheart Brian. With her own heart on the line, will Rowan have the courage to make the cut, or risk losing Galen forever?

©2018 Emily Smith (P)2018 BOLD STROKES BOOKS, INC

Sleep is overrated

I haven't slept but a few hours since I bought the book. It has been one of my favorites that I've listened to. narrator was on point! Well written. there were times that I laughed out loud. I loved every second of it.

Tough to get through

This author is one I definitely want to see continue writing. She has a great narrative style and a good grasp of communicating her character's headspace. However, there were three distinct points where I nearly gave up and returned the story. I probably would have if it had had a lesser narrator. All three were wtf? moments where something happening in the story made absolutely no sense. We weren't given enough build up to believe that this was actually how the character would react. That being said, the most egregious of these provided a good story opportunity. Between that and the solid narrative, and decent dialogue skills, I think this author could become one I would seek out for new stories.

Didn't like the characters.

Didn't like the end. Was no way it would have been that easy. She should have paid some kind of way.

Medical drama and love

I purchased this book because I found the 2nd book and wanted to get to know the MC better. I think the story was flushed out and very sweet. For surgeons and their usually aggressive personalities, it may even be fairly accurate. I also love Lori P.

However, the ending was definitely rushed. There was a great build up. The right things were said too. It just felt a little flat. This frustration that you feel throughout the conflict is delicious, but it just sort of deflates at the end.

Great book

Loved everything about this story. The chemistry between Rowan and Galen was off the charts hot. It was well written an I can only hope that Smith continues their story as I kinda felt that it wasn’t ending