Blurb:

A spicy Small Town, Single Mom, Forbidden romance from USA Today bestselling author Willow Aster

Waking up in a gorgeous man’s lap definitely wasn’t on this year’s bingo card, that’s for sure.

Flying halfway across the country, exhausted and on an empty stomach, is a lot. Having to do all that while realizing I’ll be away from my little girl while she’s at her dad’s is an even worse feeling.

Enter Dylan. The irresistibly gorgeous man whose lap I collapsed in on my flight home. He is handsome, charming, and manages to sweet-talk me right into bed with his beautiful smile and twinkling hazel eyes. This is sooo unlike me, but I couldn’t help myself.

Dylan and I don’t really know each other. Plus, I live in Minnesota, and he lives in California, and anything long-term would never work. Yet the chemistry between us can’t be denied.

But then the real problem between us comes to light, and it’s a big one. A forbidden one. There’s no way we can ever be together…but how do we give up on each other when our fiery connection feels like a once-in-a-lifetime love?

All for Love is book three in the interconnected, standalone Windy Harbor series.

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Narrated by: Isabelle Ruther & Austin Stone

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Review:

Just like the rest of Aster’s stories, All for Love delivers charm with a dash of steam. I love Dylan, with his enthusiasm, big heart, and sense of humor, and he’s absolutely adorable with Dahlia’s daughter, Chloe. Not a surprise considering how close the Whitman’s are with each other.

Dahlia is understandably concerned about the forbidden part of their romance, but finds the connection with Dylan irresistible. I mean, the man is not only good to her, but also amazing with her daughter. Something none of the men in her life have been so far. How could she resist this man?

There’s drama in their story, but unlike the first couple of books it’s external instead of internal to their relationship, which works well here. It relates to some issues that have been running thru the series and not completely resolved by the end. So while it isn’t necessary to have read the others, I feel like this is one of those cases where it helps to read the books in order.

Dylan and Dahlia and Chloe are adorable together. From their first meet cute moment to their happy ever after, I was delighted. Aster has created a large, loving, welcoming family with the Whitmans and I’m always so excited to get a new story.