All I Need Is You

An Over the Edge Novel

By: Julia London

Narrated by: Renee Raudman

When a wedding planner’s first gig teams her up with a sexy stuntman, will she crash and burn…or be airlifted to love?

Behind Eli McCain’s Texas drawl lies an extreme sports lover, a former Hollywood stuntman…and a broken heart. Left at the altar a year ago, he’s not happy when Thrillseekers Anonymous, the extreme sports club he cofounded, gets into the celebrity wedding business. Especially since Marnie Banks, the wedding coordinator with the stunning smile and sexy curves, never stops talking.

Marnie, meanwhile, hopes planning an A-list celebrity wedding will be her ticket to success. If only her glamorous clients weren’t constantly throwing outrageous demands at her. And if only Eli wasn’t so guarded - and so jaw-droppingly handsome.

But when the wedding turns from extreme to extremely disastrous, Eli and Marnie must work together against the elements, their bickering clients, and their own smoldering attraction to save the day. Will the sparks flying between them ignite into something real and passionate…or will they both end up burned?

©2013 Julia London (P)2013 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

Fun and touching

Loved listening to this story it was not predictable so it you wanted to keep going to see what happened next.

great Lite read!

if you're looking for a Sweet Love Story without too much depth or complex detail, this is a really great book to just relax and enjoy.

Like the story. Hate the male voice

I really liked the story, but I couldn’t get past the fact that the male lead sounded like an old timer in a mining town.

good story

I would have given this book 4 stars, but the narrator sounds like my grandma.

Light and realistically contemporary

Would you listen to All I Need Is You again? Why?

I'd listen again because the characters were so darn like able and because I love Renee Raudman's narration.

Who was your favorite character and why?

Marnie. Like all of us, she's had tough times. Not traumatic but challenging. But she still believes in people and opportunities and she's not going to give up on her dream of being a wedding planner because the situation isn't made-to-order.

What does Renee Raudman bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Renee is the bomb with vocal characterization.

Any additional comments?

I'm looking forward to the next installment of Thrillseekers.