Review: Nobody But Him - Victoria Purman

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Review: Nobody But Him - Victoria Purman - October 2013

In small towns of Australia, there are two types of people - people who come and go and those who decide to stay there for the rest of their lives and grow old happily living in the same place. For Julia Jones, she decided that she was destined for bigger and brighter things so when she turned eighteen- that was that and she high-tailed out of town leaving behind her mother and her at the time love Ryan Blackburn and never looked back. Now fifteen years later, Julia's mother has died which has forced Julia to return to her hometown and settle up her mother's estate and then her plans are to return back home to the big smoke. However as she spends more time here, she discovers a part of her life that she missed and maybe , just maybe this may be a place for her. Fate though as different options as it chucks in her past Ryan Blackburn. Now grown up , he tends to be the town's hero and bachelor of the year. Ryan though has a chip of his shoulder by the name of Julia Jones and when he spots her it brings in full force the anger he has towards her. Can Julia and Ryan avoid each other until everything is done and dusted or have they been given a second chance at romance and this time realise that they will never be happy without the other ?
Nobody but him is a rural romance chick lit and fans of Karly Lane, Tricia Stringer, Loretta Hill  and Rachael Johns will enjoy. 



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