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All I Need Is You

by Johanna Lindsey (Author), Sandra Burr (Narrator)

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The lives of two people--Casey Straton, who has fled an unbearable situation at home, and sophisticated New York society gentleman Damien Rutledge, III--collide in a fiery union of danger, revenge, and passion, in a romance set against the tumultuous backdrop of the wild West.

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Publisher: Bookcassette Sales; Mut edition (1 November 1997)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1561007684
ISBN-13: 978-1561007684
Product Dimensions: 11.4 x 4.4 x 18.4 cm
Boxed-product Weight: 136 g
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Angie Mike

ALL I NEED IS YOU - Straton Family Series Book 2

11 May 2017 - Published on Amazon.com

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ALL I NEED IS YOU is the sequel to "A Heart So Wild" and as always, Ms. Lindsey writes another page turner. I really liked Casey who is NOT your typical 1800s female. She's hard-headed, stubborn, and as capable as most males of that time... but with a woman's feelings and emotions. Damian was absolutely wonderful and while he's not the usual western hero, he was strong, handsome, and wholly lovable. Although these two were total opposites, together they were absolutely perfect!

While this story was full of adventure and mystery, the romance wasn't as strong due to these two elements which constituted almost the entire plot. I still thought Casey and Damian made a cute couple, but do wish there had been more of an emphasis on them romantically. The ending also seemed a little rushed and for that I wish there had been an epilogue. Overall however, it was still a thoroughly satisfying and thrilling read, with never a slow or boring moment from start to finish.

"All I Need Is You" takes place in 1892 Texas, and is the second of two books in the "Straton Family" series and was originally released in 1997. It's definitely a must read for those like me who've read and loved "A Heart So Wild" which is a five star story in my opinion and features Casey's parents, Chandos and Courtney. And if you haven't already, I would highly recommend reading both books in this delightful series which were fast, fun, and completely entertaining historical romances =)

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Blondebell

I have always loved this series

10 September 2019 - Published on Amazon.com

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While the first book with Chandos is by far the better book... I still hold a special place in my heart for this story about Damien and Casey. I love Casey's spunk from her father but I think Damien's cool headed, practical
, Honest but uptight ways perfectly balence our Casey. She is spirited and capable of outwitting any man including Damien. But he still holds his own despite his inexperience with the west and the wild. They are a slow burn romance and fun to enjoy. It's not an emotional whirl wind of a romance but it's hot and exciting! I've reread a few times over the years.

diamondgirl

Loved it!!

23 October 2013 - Published on Amazon.com

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I read the first Straton book A Heart So Wild and really loved it. I could feel the family drama between the father and son. Then Courtney's situation when she found out her father could still be alive from the Indian attack. I also felt her terror when Chandros found her in the feedbox and almost killed her seeking revenge. It must've been terrifying back then for settlers heading West for a new life but also on the Native Americans when their land was stolen and all the treaties broken. Now the daughter of Chandros and Courtney is trying to prove she can run her grandfather's (Chandros's Dad) ranch. Ms Lindsey thoughtfully fleshed out the characters and put the reader in their place. While it seems farfetched that a young girl, Casey, would have the talent to be a bounty hunter; her father had taught her and her 2 brothers survival and tracking skills learned from his years as a Comanche warrior. The mystery comes when she encounters Damien Rutledge who is trying to find his father's killer. The drama is right up to the end; when they catch the killer but he escapes in Chicago on the way to NYC for trial. Casey shows her love when she helps with the reunion between Damien's mother and him in Chicago. I didn't feel she was spoiled or bratty I could feel her frustration over the limits put on women especially a confident and intelligent one by her father. He was doing what his father did to him; he finally comes to grips with this. Such a good story- read both books to get the feel for the characters and where they are at different stages of their lives. Also will there be a story about Tyler and Dillon (Casey's brothers)?
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Regan

Sequel to A HEART SO WILD is not as good

11 November 2011 - Published on Amazon.com

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This sequel to A HEART SO WILD is set 30 years later in Texas (1892) and tells the story of Chandos and Courtney's daughter, Casey. (It seems it took them a long time to have kids, no?) Anyway, Casey has had one dream since her grandfather's death--to run his huge ranch, the Bar M, near Waco. Her older brother isn't interested in it; her younger brother is too young; but 17-year-old Casey feels she has the ability. She can ride, shoot, hunt, and manage the books and the cattle as well as any man. Tall and slim, she has the body of a young man though she is beautiful with her mother's cat eyes. But her father can't see the men accepting a woman's orders so he says no. To prove him wrong, Casey decides to take up the job a man would respect--she becomes a bounty hunter, bringing outlaws to justice. And she is very good at it. On the trail, she meets an Eastern tenderfoot who knows nothing about horses or handguns. Damian Rutledge III is coming to Texas to find the man who killed his father when outlaws attack his stage and leave him for dead. He realizes this bounty hunter, a "boy" he calls "Kid," is a person he needs so he hires Casey thinking she is a boy of 14 or 15, but wise in the ways of the West.

Lindsey tells a good story, but I had some issues with the hero and heroine that I must mention. First, how can you like a hero who introduces himself as something, something "the third"? What an uppity arrogant man! It was hard to believe he could get over himself in a few weeks in the Wild West, but we are asked to believe that. After he realizes that the "Kid" is a young woman, he uses the pretext of a fake marriage to take Casey's innocence with no intent to make her his wife because she just wouldn't fit in to his high society life in New York. That made him a cad plain and simple. I don't care if he later changes his mind. Then there was Casey. What happened to her dream? Once she falls for Damian, all she wants to do is get married. Ugh!

If you can get over those issues, it's a sometimes entertaining read and includes a bunch of outlaws and bad characters that Lindsey portrays well. And there's a fair bit of mystery. Still, it is not as enthralling as the Indians and the love story in the first book. It did not hold my attention as well as Chandos' story either so I'm giving it 3 stars.

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