All For You (A Coming Home Novel) by
Jessica Scott was released on February 4, 2014. The publisher is Forever
Hachette Book Group. From the back cover.~
Can a
battle-scarred warrior . . .
Stay sober.
Get deployed. Lead his platoon. Those are the only things that matter to
Sergeant First Class Reza Iaconelli. What he wants is for everyone to stay out
of his way; what he gets is Captain Emily Lindberg telling him how to deal with
his men. Fort Hood's newest shrink is smart as a whip and sexy as hell. She's
also full of questions-about the army, its soldiers, and the agony etched on
Reza's body and soul.
. . . open his heart to love?
Emily has
devoted her life to giving soldiers the care they need-and deserve. Little does
she know that means facing down the fierce wall of muscle that is Sergeant
Iaconelli like it's just another day at the office. When Reza agrees to help
her understand what makes a soldier tick, she's thrilled. Too bad it doesn't
help her unravel the sexy warrior in front of her who stokes her desire and
touches a part of her she thought long dead. He's the man who thinks combat is
the only escape from the demons that haunt him. The man who needs her most of
all . . .
I was lucky enough to be approved for a review copy from
NetGalley thanks to the publisher. I'm a huge fan of Jessica Scott's and
couldn't wait to read All For You.
Let me put this out there right now. This is a very hard book to
read. It deals with suicide, alcoholism, drug abuse, and even hazing. I knew
Reza's book would be a tough one before I ever started it, but have wanted his
story for so long, I couldn't wait to read it. It however a very hard book to
talk about without giving too much of the story away.
I wanted to know more about Reza from the moment he first
appeared in the series. I knew he had major struggles with alcohol. Something
about him really just made me want to know more. He was such a hard-ass when
this book started. He was still on the same collision course to destruction he
had been on for years. Reza was attracted to Emily the first time he saw her,
even when he thought he was protecting an unworthy soldier. The more time he
spent around Emily, the more he changed. Emily is such a strong character, even
when she didn't see that about herself. She got stronger as the story
progressed. I really loved Emily and Reza as a couple. I felt like they made
each other stronger. Emily and Reza had a tough road to travel and while I
liked both characters at the beginning of the book, I loved them by the end.
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