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My Everything: A Beaumont Series Novella Paperback – July 1, 2013
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- Print length88 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateJuly 1, 2013
- Dimensions6 x 0.2 x 9 inches
- ISBN-100615788084
- ISBN-13978-0615788081
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- Publisher : Heidi McLaughlin (July 1, 2013)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 88 pages
- ISBN-10 : 0615788084
- ISBN-13 : 978-0615788081
- Item Weight : 6.3 ounces
- Dimensions : 6 x 0.2 x 9 inches
- Best Sellers Rank: #2,518,362 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #185,120 in Contemporary Romance (Books)
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About the author

Heidi McLaughlin is a New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and USA Today Bestselling author of The Beaumont Series, The Boys of Summer, and The Archers.
In 2012, Heidi turned her passion for reading into a full-fledged literary career, writing over twenty novels, including the acclaimed Forever My Girl.
Heidi’s first novel, Forever My Girl, has been adapted into a motion picture with LD Entertainment and Roadside Attractions, starring Alex Roe and Jessica Rothe, and opened in theaters on January 19, 2018, and is now available on DVD & Digital.
To stay connected with Heidi visit www.facebook.com/authorheidimclaughlin or heidimclaughlin.com
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We find Nick is working in Africa as a Doctor. He left Beaumont with no intentions of returning. He is doing his best at moving on which is easier said than done. Nick doesn't have any intention of falling in love again. He just want to live his life and do what he does best heal others. Concentrating on work is the best thing for him. Until he lays eyes on Aubrey, she is so captivating that he just can't keep his eyes off her. He is very attracted to her but because of his broken heart is hesitant in pursuing any type of relationship for her. Nick wants a family, he misses Noah and the one regret he has about leaving is him. He was like a father to him and the only father he ever new for most of his life. Leaving him behind has done a number on him. He just can't stop thinking of the mistakes he's made. What does Noah think of him? Will he ever be able to forgive him for his mistakes? Will he ever be able to return to Beaumont?
This story is truly another second chance at love for Nick. He deserves it! He fell in love with the wrong woman. He just needs to let the right one in. That is what Aubrey could be for him. He needs to give it a chance. Letting go of his past is the hardest part of moving on for him. We get more of a back story from Nicks pov in this book. It was nice being able to be in his head. What he was going through with Josie was no picnic for him. He did everything he could to hold on to him but in the end Josie wasn't the girl for him. Aubrey just might be.
Eventually we find that Nick lets go of the past. The most important thing to him is Noah. He just wants another chance to be a father to him. He is so afraid of seeing Josie again. He gets the love and support he always has needed from Aubrey. So the saying that everything happens for a reason is such an important part of Nick's story. I was pleasantly surprised at what direction this story took. I liked seeing Nicks journey of healing. I think this is a very intricate part of the Beaumont Series. I feel like we were given closure along with Nick. And of Course there are always two sides to every story. It is so hard to compete with true love so why try. If you haven't read Forever My Girl the first book in the series, I highly recommend it. This is really a fantastic series. Heidi does an excellent job at conveying that second chances do exist. This was a wonderful heartfelt story you don't want to miss.
Here we get to find out what Nick did when he left Beaumont and Josie and went to Africa for a year. Not only did we get to find out what he was doing there, but also get flashbacks to his relationship with Josie and the awkward time when Liam came back. I already felt badly for Nick during Forever My Girl. I felt like he got a bum rap for something out of his control. His jealousy and frustration in that situation was completely understandable. But I knew he must have had red flags during his relationship with Josie, and here we get to find out more of what happened between them, both before and after Liam's return. I liked how Heidi integrated it all and it really helped me to appreciate Nick even more. Additionally we get to see how Nick grew from that experience on a personal level and also had to own up to his mistakes, particularly with Noah.
We also get to see Nick's blossoming romance with Aubrey. I really liked the angle of this relationship. It was sweet and honorable. I liked them as a couple. I especially liked Aubrey, her gentle nature, her perspective on life, and the integrity she maintained. Their courtship was sweet and refreshing. I only wish we could have had more of their interactions, dialogue, getting to know each other, etc. I realize this is just a novella, but as I said before, I would have loved to read more.
I mentioned Noah before, and I'll mention him again. I liked how things came full circle with him. I like that children are important in this series and not just random side characters. That's another strength of this series - children are people too, not just accessories. There is a certain beauty to the adult/child relationships involved here, and adults have to take ownership of their mistakes and faults, whether they're blood-related or not.
Bottomline: I'm very glad I read this novella between reading Forever My Girl and My Unexpected Forever. Regardless of whether, at the end of Forever My Girl, you felt like Nick got the short end of the stick or made a total jerk move, this is the novella for you to feel closure with all parties involved. It's also a nice segue between books and a quick enjoyable read.
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When I read the first book I didn't like Nick but reading this book I can see it from his perspective.
A quick and easy read.


