All I Need Is You

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Summary: Not her best but enjoyable reading just the same.
Review: I have purchased and read every single book she has ever written and I must say that this latest isn't one of her best. But it is always fun to revisit old characters and feel like you are returning to a familiar place and see what "old friends" are up to. I hope that now with that she is writting only 1 book per year that she will have the time to really get back into her old style of writting, those books that can be read over and over again like Fires of Winter and maybe expand on her Malory story line. I think a real winner would be if she got together with another of my favs, Jude Deveraux and married a Malory off to a Montgomery, then it would be worth the wait and the price tag!

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Summary: Ho hum
Review: I agree with one of the other reviewers. Every time I pick up a Lindsey, in my heart I'm looking for another Captive Bride or Fires of Winter. This one was a VERY boring and vastly unbelievable story. But, when your're listening on cassette while driving to work, even marginal stories are OK. I was quite glad it was only 3 cassettes, however, so I can go on to better things.

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Summary: Not a keeper, that's for sure
Review: I just finished this book and must say I'm glad I checked it out from the library instead of shelling out $22! This story was dry and uninteresting, and like another reviewer, I found myself skipping pages merely to get to the end faster. I have read better Lindsey books, and hope that her last couple of novels are not an indication that her good writing days are over.

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Summary: Johanna lindsey at her best!
Review: I loved this book! Johanna Lindsey does it time and again. I am an avid reader of Ms. Lindsey and can't wait until the next book comes out! I am always looking out for new and old books that I have yet to read of hers. I first started reading Ms. Lindsey's books at sixteen when I borrowed the book from my mother (also a huge fan). Johanna Lindsey is my all time favorite author of romance!!

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Summary: It was okay.
Review: I had too much expectations for this book. I had hoped it would be as good as Chandos and Courtney's story, but alas, sequels are always just second rate. Anyhow, Lindsey is still the best and I'm looking forward on her forthcoming novels.

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Summary: Great read!
Review: This is another of Lindsey's funny stories and I can't say that I'm disappointed. It was worth it!

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Summary: Johanna Lindsey "All I Need Is You"
Review: I was extreemly pleased to see the continuation of Chandos and Courtney. I have all of the Linsay books and I was extreemly pleased to add this to my collection. Although it wasn't the deepest story I have ever read it was fun and enjoyable. It was worth both the price and the inconveniece of a hard back. thank you Ms. Lindsey for another delicios novel.

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Summary: If you want good Lindsey, go back and read her first books
Review: Lindsey has fallen into formula hell with this book. The characters were cardboard cutouts and "typical", people Lindsey never would have included in her earlier works. Where are the glory days of "Captive Bride?" and "Fires of Winter". Lindsey has been replaced in her spot as innovator in the romance world. Her characters are no more developed than those of the weekld made-for-TV battered woman movie. After collecting Lindsey's novels for more than ten years, I have now come to the terrible conclusion that she has become a shadow of her former self. Maybe she should wait even longer than one year between her books. Maybe she should wait until they're worth reading. Those who do (Laura Kinsale, et al) are those whom I'll be spending my $$ on.

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Summary: Waste of time
Review: I love Johanna Lindsey, and was anxious to read her most recent. What a dissapointment. I hope Ms. Lindsey will return to her former glory soon.

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Summary: I was excited to see a sequel to chandos and courtney
Review: I was excited to see a sequel to courtney and chandos I was not disappointed and I did not put it down as with all of her books, of which I own them all. I am now disappointed with the fact that there is only one book published a year. I have trouble waiting that long for a book, I do wish she would go back to the november/june format.