Review: a suspenseful and at times frustrating yet wonderful look at love and people’s expectations of love
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 15, 2013
Reviewed for Round Table Book Reviews:All in the Name of Love by Margaret Taylor is a suspenseful and at times frustrating yet wonderful look at love and people’s expectations of love. This one is a bit full of angst too. Erhhhhggg! If they would just trust themselves and each other, things would be so much easier…yet, then there wouldn’t be this great story. ☺ Adrian has been told her whole life that she wasn’t beautiful enough. So, when actor and her personal heart throb Devon Varick speaks to her, she reads him the “riot act” about beautiful actors who have everything and don’t respect anything. As they go back and forth, engaging each other while thinking the other is rejecting them, there are plots, murders, beating and more.The characters have just enough flaws to truly win me over with their warm hearts and loving natures. The story was riveting. I would suggest lots of sleet before hand so that you can stay up and live through the tough times. Margaret Taylor has done it again. I highly recommend All in the Name of Love.