All the Way

Romancing Manhattan Series, Book 1

By: Kristen Proby

Narrated by: Abby Craden, Joe Arden

Length: 6 hrs and 22 mins

Publisher's summary

In New York Times and USA Today best-selling author Kristen Proby’s brand new Romancing Manhattan series, three brothers get more than they bargain for as they practice law, balance life, and navigate love in and around New York City.

Finn Cavanaugh is known for being a force to be reckoned with in the courtroom. He owns a successful law firm with his brother and brother-in-law in Manhattan. On the rare occasion that he has down time, he spends it at his home in Martha’s Vineyard. But when Finn’s troubled niece goes to stay with him for the summer in Martha’s Vineyard, he’s reluctant to take time off from work. That is, until he meets his beautiful new neighbor, London.

London Watson is a Tony Award winning actress on Broadway. When tragedy strikes her family, leaving her alone and injured, she flees Manhattan for Martha’s Vineyard. Hoping she can figure out how to pick up the pieces of her life, London is convinced that she’ll never be able to return to the stage. But when she meets the charming young girl next door and her sexy uncle, they soon lure London out of her shell as she finally begins to heal from the wounds of her past.

But when London feels confident enough to return to the spotlight, she’s dealt another devastating blow. Will the newfound love between London and Finn be enough to conquer all? Or will it be over before it has a chance to grow?

©2018 Kirsten Proby (P)2018 HarperCollins Publishers

Foreplay book

If you need foreplay, this is the book. Performance was good. Story line predictable. Lots of sex "scenes."

Wonderful

Finn is a lawyer that ends up taking care of a friends will, London is a broadway star actress. When London ends up getting hurt and trying to rebuild her house after losing her parents the remeet and the relationship between them grows and is great. You see real issues through these two characters and a bond being built. Kristen Proby did not disappoint with this read. I could not put this book down. I can’t wait for the next book in this series.

Loved it!

Forget the titles... Kristen Proby is always a fantastic choice! I always come away from her books feeling entertained without a bout of angsty depression. This book was a win for me and I can't wait to see who's next in this series!

All The Way

This is the first book in Kristen Proby's Romancing Manhattan series, and what a great start! I loved the characters and the plot. And as usual, there was a great romance between London and Finn. Abby Craden and Joe Arden did a fantastic job of bringing these characters to life!

Love story

I love this story. But I do admit it was a bit predictable. But that is only if you are very aware of the details. Abby craven was a great narrator and Joe Arden is one of my favorite narrators as well. This is a great story and I would recommend this book.

Another great book

Another great book by: Kristen Proby. I love her books and can not wait for her next books!!!!!

Great start to a new series

I love all of Kristen's stories and this one is just as good. Absolutely loved it!! Kyle definitely surprised me at the end. I was gasping aloud as I was on the train ha ha I got a few looks but I didn't care because the story was so good!! Way to go London!!

Sweet

Very sweet story without much drama. I think you will enjoy this book if you like steady but true love stories.

Predictable

The performances are the saving grace, but even they can't make up for a story that is so predictable you know the end before you're 25% into the narrative. The characters and the conflict were remarkably one dimensional, which is unfortunate because there was plenty of opportunity to make them so much more.

Great, Great, Great

As stated in the headline, this was a Great book. I loved this beginning of the Series, and am looking forward to the next book. I'm not sure if there is a follow-on to this story or not. It kind of ended, but not as I expected. The narrators did a good job. Not my favorite, but close.