Allison Pittman

Max inherits his uncle's Washington, D.C. tabloid and meets Monica, a staff writer who is unsure if Max's ideas for the paper will work out, a situation which, in addition to his unflinching faith, threatens their burgeoning relationship.

All for a Story

Jeni Enjaian

I found myself to be even more apathetic about this book than the first. As I sit down to review this book, I am also finding it difficult to critique. There was not much good or bad about the book. It is distinctly blasé. When writing my notes shortly after finish the book I wrote that it read "like well-written fluff."

I do not recommend this book. There are so many better ones out there that you would not be wasting your time on like this one.

All for a Story

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