No Ordinary Guy, by Mary Whitney
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No Ordinary Guy, by Mary Whitney
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I'm not a philosophical kind of bloke, but I know something about luck. A childhood on the wrong side of advantage will teach you that. It's all a matter of chance. It's both your circumstances and the chances you take. So I've always been a gambler and a ladies man - they love me and I love them. Now I've found one like no other - an American, Allison Wright. When I met her, the fates were on my side, but too soon I learned the odds were against me.
No Ordinary Guy, by Mary Whitney- Amazon Sales Rank: #68010 in Audible
- Published on: 2015-06-02
- Format: Unabridged
- Original language: English
- Running time: 552 minutes
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful. A SEXY, CHARMING, AND ROMANTIC ENGLISHMAN WILL PROVIDE A 5-STAR SWOON WORTHY READ! By Just_Booked - Monique No Ordinary Bloke is a story of David Bates a thirty-eight year old obnoxious charming ladies Englishman and American Allison Wright whom currently has a boyfriend, but can fate bring the two together from different countries for love?“When I met Allison Wright, the fates were on my side, but I soon learned that the odds were against me.”David is thought to be a lady’s man, because he did seen to be involved with the women he had relations with even though he was caring person. Everything always came easily for David, so he had rarely had to work hard for something he wanted while feelings was an emotion he struggle with it seem to land him in trouble.“All of my life, I'd been a confident bloke. Only my family knew how much of the confidence was actually bluster.”Allison starts to have strong feelings for David, but she finds herself torn. Allison and David both struggle at times, but is truly fate that they are meant to be together as a couple or just friends?"We can be Friends.""Friends? Do you have any female friends?""Of course. You met Natalie.""You used to date Natalie. Or something with her.That's why you're Friends.""Are you saying that to be friends you have to shag theperson? Because if that's your prerequisite, I'm happyto oblige whenever you need."Mary Whitney’s novel, No Ordinary Bloke, does a magnificent job writing a captivating story that will have you feel as if you are on an emotional roller coaster. No Ordinary Bloke will capture your attention immediately and will be unable to put the book down.“The bloody universe had its own ideas about our fate, and it also laid out our path. The different paths people got were f***ing unfair, but it wasn't like you could choose your path. You only had a choice in the chances to take and decision to make.”Mary Whitney’s novel, No Ordinary Bloke, receives - 5 AMAZING STARS!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. An entertaining escape By Rachel M David is an unapologetic serial dater. He is not interested in relationships, and has girlfriends around the globe to keep him company as he travels for work. When he meets Allison on a red-eye flight, he is immediately intrigued, but he also knows she isn’t his usual speed and he begins rethinking his habits and feelings about relationships. When she reveals she has a boyfriend, and David knows said boyfriend is not what Allison thinks, he struggles with whether sharing what he knows with her would help or hurt his chances at more than friendship.Allison finds herself swept away by David, but also torn because she loves her boyfriend and isn’t interested in changing that. I had a hard time believing she was as naive about Trey as she appeared, but I do applaud that she trusted him and was determined to stay faithful to him all the while developing a platonic friendship with David. And the friendship was platonic. At least from her side.The story is told entirely from David’s POV. It bothered me at times that everyone else knew what was going on with Trey except Allison, but I loved David’s voice. Reading characters hailing from England doesn’t always feel like the character truly is English. The speech patterns, cadence, and terms simply don’t sound the same as American English. And Mary Whitney did a fantastic job of making David sound British.This was not a super speedy timeline. Things didn’t happen within a matter of days, weeks, or even a month. Even before the massive skip to the epilogue, months passed between milestone events in David and Allison’s relationship. And that’s not to say there was a lot of unnecessary detail about the events that happened while each of them were on different continents, just that the story unfolded at a very believable, unrushed pace, fitting with the personalities, histories, and career choices of David and Allison.It took me a bit to really dig into the story. Perhaps it was because I hadn’t read Adam and Nicki’s story to have the background and history with David, but I grew to love his voice, his personality, and his transformation. This book had just enough of Adam, NIcki, and their backstory that I wasn’t lost while reading, but I am also intrigued enough to go back and read their books.All in all, No Ordinary Bloke was an entertaining escape. If you’re looking for a fast paced story with an emotional triangle, this is not the book for you. But it was a great character driven transformation from rogue to a one woman man and it left me feeling satisfied and happy.I was gifted a copy in exchange for an honest review.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. 4 to 4.5 stars. Loved David...and more with Adam and Nicki! By K. Bias (Quote)When I met Allison Wright, the fates were on my side, but I soon learned that the odds were against me.David Bates is Adam's slightly obnoxious, flirty cousin who we initially met in the Beside Your Heart series. We have seen him in his teens in the other books up until the present where he is now a thirty-eight year old Vice President of an Investment Firm. And on one of his business trips, meets Allison Wright who works for a different firm. He flirts, he teases, he admires, but she has a boyfriend...one that he knows and is not a big fan of. But David is experienced in how to get his way with women. And he is a man with a plan. Thus begins quite a journey for these two."You are a cockney scoundrel.""I'll take that as a compliment."This is a story of change, friendship, and love that spans countries and time. Their relationship was full of roadblocks, setbacks, issues, break ups and reconciliations. They both had issues from their pasts and present to deal with.I adored David. I liked him in the other books as he always added comic relief, but also support. But I could now see his charming, cocky, flirty attitude hid a broken and vulnerable man. He was sexy, charismatic, and had a good sense of humor. He did not really have connections with women he was involved with so he was seen as a playboy. But he really was a good guy who really cared deeply. He was willing to embrace change and make an effort, but was not used to having such strong feelings and having to work so hard for something he wanted. And no matter how he tried to avoid it, his past just got him in trouble sometimes.(Quote)All of my life, I'd been a confident bloke. Only my family knew how much of the confidence was actually bluster.I had a bit of a love/hate relationship with Allison. I liked her personality and I liked her for David. But she did a lot of advance then retreat moves. I hated how she played with David's emotions at times even though I know she was just trying to do the right thing for her. But I hated to see David hurt. But there were also some other times that I was happy to see her stand up and make an extra effort.I could feel their connection, rapport, and strong feelings. I loved their interactions and them together, but I hated to see their struggles. But I also think that all they dealt with ultimately made them both realize how much they truly meant to each other. And also provided both with a catalyst to make changes that they had been avoiding. But it was not a short, easy process."I know I'm just an ordinary bloke, but I love you with all my heart and I'll do everything I can to make your life extraordinary."It was a sweet, funny, emotional read with a mature couple with many challenges. It was told in David's point of view so I could feel his true heart, feelings, and fears. I found myself smiling and laughing often, but also was sad and heartbroken at times too. The characters were multi-faceted and full of layers. The story was not a quick insta-love one. They really had a lot of obstacles to get through and they were not easily fixed. As with this author's other books, she gives them a chance but then makes them fight to keep it. And stomps on your heart along the way.(Quote)The bloody universe had its own ideas about our fate, and it also laid out our path. The different paths people got were f***ing unfair, but it wasn't like you could choose your path. You only had a choice in the chances to take and decision to make.Fans of Mary Whitney's Beside Your Heart series will enjoy David's story and hanging out with his family and friends. I loved getting more with his cousin, Adam, Nicki, and baby Veronica, and even his other outspoken cousin, Sylvia was much needed in this story. But it is easily read as a stand alone, and enough is told about Adam and Nicki's story in this one to give a bit of background into all of their pasts. And I am a sucker for a good epilogue and this one was priceless.I was gifted a copy in exchange for an honest review.
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