Review: Touches on Some serious issues
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 4, 2014
Honestly, I never thought of Reza getting his own story. I don't know why. I guess a lot has to do with he seriously messed up in Until There Was You. Quite frankly, I thought he would get kicked out. Obviously that wasn't case, because I just finished his story. Anyway, I liked the story and how it touched on the things that affect the men and women in the service. I understand that suicide and addiction effect those who are not in the service, but I like how Jessica touches on them in All for You.Now about Reza and Emily's story.I did like their story. I love how they are drawn to each other even though they shouldn't really be. Reza is a smart-ass that seems to get his mouth in trouble. On top of his smart-ass he's trying to stay sober, which in his job isn't the easiest thing to do. Yes, a couple times in the story he slips up. Emily basically joined the army to try to make a difference. However, she's finding that it's harder than she realizes. As the story continues, Reza and Emily try to understand where each one is coming from.Overall, a great read. If you are looking for a story that will you give a real taste of military life with a romance you won't find anything better than Jessica Scott's stories. I believe it helps that her real life experience help to produce these wonderful stories. However, I do have one gripe and that is the ambiguous ending of the epilogue. There's room for more stories for this couple or maybe we will see it  settle more in the next book. That is my only gripe about the story. I still enjoyed the story and love how Jessica tackle some serious issues in the story. So, if you are looking for a military read, you might give All for You a try.Side note: you can read this without the other books.