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Wins the Game
- The Andersons, Book 1
- Narrated by: Lilly Swan
- Length: 7 hrs and 5 mins
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The Dance
- The Andersons, Book 2
- Written by: Melody Anne
- Narrated by: Lilly Swan
- Length: 6 hrs and 55 mins
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Joseph Anderson has decided it is time his three successful sons find brides. Joseph wants grandchildren to fill his huge mansion, and he wants them immediately. He was successful in his eldest son's match, and in this book, his scheming brings Alex and Jessica together. Alex is a confirmed bachelor who loves to travel all around the globe and romance as many women as possible. That is until he meets Jessica Sanders.
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The Proposal
- The Andersons Book 4
- Written by: Melody Anne
- Narrated by: Lilly Swan
- Length: 4 hrs and 23 mins
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Trenton Anderson is furious with his father when the man decides to move the corporation he runs from Chicago to Seattle. But when he arrives in Seattle and meets Jennifer Stellar, the sparks immediately fly. He decides he likes what he sees and immediately begins chasing her, thinking the move wasn't such a bad move after all.
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Nice story to continue the best serie ever.
- By Amazon Customer on 2019-02-02
Written by: Melody Anne
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The Fall
- The Andersons, Book 3
- Written by: Melody Anne
- Narrated by: Lilly Swan
- Length: 6 hrs and 22 mins
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Joseph Anderson has been successful in finding brides for his two eldest sons. In this book he finds the perfect match for his youngest son, Mark. Mark has a billion dollar ranch operation that takes many employees to run successfully. He loses his cook and leaves it to his father to find a new one. Little does Mark know that Joseph is far more interested in her marriage potential than her cooking skills. Luckily, he finds a woman who can not only cook, but will make the perfect bride for his son.
Written by: Melody Anne
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Hudson
- Anderson Billionaires, Book 4
- Written by: Melody Anne
- Narrated by: Teri Clark Linden
- Length: 8 hrs and 6 mins
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Hudson Anderson has watched his brothers fall victim to the marriage flu. He wants nothing to do with it. That is until he meets fiery Daisy Green, who shows up on the property he’s just purchased, calling him a thief and insisting the property isn’t his. He should brush her off and move on with his life. But instead, he finds himself intrigued, and he wants to get to know her.
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Noah
- Anderson Billionaires, Book 2
- Written by: Melody Anne
- Narrated by: Teri Clark Linden
- Length: 7 hrs and 56 mins
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Salt-of-the-earth navy veteran Noah Anderson is just starting to understand what it means to be exceedingly wealthy. Since he and his four brothers received a huge payout from their long-lost billionaire uncle, they’ve been hard at work building a new veterans center - and hard at play with the lovely ladies in their lives. Noah, in charge of designing the center, has been mostly focused on work. However, coarchitect Sarah Jennings commands more of his attention all the time. Sparks fly whenever they’re together, but she’s wary - even afraid - of love.
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The Blackmail
- The Andersons, Book 5
- Written by: Melody Anne
- Narrated by: Brittany Goodwin
- Length: 5 hrs and 3 mins
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Cassandra, or Cassie, as everyone calls her is trying to get her big break into the journalism world. She wants an exclusive interview with the famous Max Anderson. But, the man refuses to return her calls. She isn’t willing to give up, but fate steps in and helps her out. She’s out taking a walk one afternoon, when everything goes dark. She wakes up in the hospital to find out that she’s been hit by a car by none other than Max Anderson. He offers to pay her off, but there’s only one thing she wants from Max, and that’s to get her exclusive interview.
Written by: Melody Anne
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The Dance
- The Andersons, Book 2
- Written by: Melody Anne
- Narrated by: Lilly Swan
- Length: 6 hrs and 55 mins
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Joseph Anderson has decided it is time his three successful sons find brides. Joseph wants grandchildren to fill his huge mansion, and he wants them immediately. He was successful in his eldest son's match, and in this book, his scheming brings Alex and Jessica together. Alex is a confirmed bachelor who loves to travel all around the globe and romance as many women as possible. That is until he meets Jessica Sanders.
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The Proposal
- The Andersons Book 4
- Written by: Melody Anne
- Narrated by: Lilly Swan
- Length: 4 hrs and 23 mins
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Trenton Anderson is furious with his father when the man decides to move the corporation he runs from Chicago to Seattle. But when he arrives in Seattle and meets Jennifer Stellar, the sparks immediately fly. He decides he likes what he sees and immediately begins chasing her, thinking the move wasn't such a bad move after all.
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Nice story to continue the best serie ever.
- By Amazon Customer on 2019-02-02
Written by: Melody Anne
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The Fall
- The Andersons, Book 3
- Written by: Melody Anne
- Narrated by: Lilly Swan
- Length: 6 hrs and 22 mins
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Joseph Anderson has been successful in finding brides for his two eldest sons. In this book he finds the perfect match for his youngest son, Mark. Mark has a billion dollar ranch operation that takes many employees to run successfully. He loses his cook and leaves it to his father to find a new one. Little does Mark know that Joseph is far more interested in her marriage potential than her cooking skills. Luckily, he finds a woman who can not only cook, but will make the perfect bride for his son.
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Hudson
- Anderson Billionaires, Book 4
- Written by: Melody Anne
- Narrated by: Teri Clark Linden
- Length: 8 hrs and 6 mins
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Hudson Anderson has watched his brothers fall victim to the marriage flu. He wants nothing to do with it. That is until he meets fiery Daisy Green, who shows up on the property he’s just purchased, calling him a thief and insisting the property isn’t his. He should brush her off and move on with his life. But instead, he finds himself intrigued, and he wants to get to know her.
Written by: Melody Anne
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Noah
- Anderson Billionaires, Book 2
- Written by: Melody Anne
- Narrated by: Teri Clark Linden
- Length: 7 hrs and 56 mins
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Salt-of-the-earth navy veteran Noah Anderson is just starting to understand what it means to be exceedingly wealthy. Since he and his four brothers received a huge payout from their long-lost billionaire uncle, they’ve been hard at work building a new veterans center - and hard at play with the lovely ladies in their lives. Noah, in charge of designing the center, has been mostly focused on work. However, coarchitect Sarah Jennings commands more of his attention all the time. Sparks fly whenever they’re together, but she’s wary - even afraid - of love.
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The Blackmail
- The Andersons, Book 5
- Written by: Melody Anne
- Narrated by: Brittany Goodwin
- Length: 5 hrs and 3 mins
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Cassandra, or Cassie, as everyone calls her is trying to get her big break into the journalism world. She wants an exclusive interview with the famous Max Anderson. But, the man refuses to return her calls. She isn’t willing to give up, but fate steps in and helps her out. She’s out taking a walk one afternoon, when everything goes dark. She wakes up in the hospital to find out that she’s been hit by a car by none other than Max Anderson. He offers to pay her off, but there’s only one thing she wants from Max, and that’s to get her exclusive interview.
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The Final Stand
- The Andersons, Book 7
- Written by: Melody Anne
- Narrated by: Brittany Goodwin
- Length: 8 hrs and 19 mins
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When the head of the Anderson family Joseph gets into a life-changing automobile accident, his family struggles to find a way to survive if he doesn’t come out of the coma the accident has placed him in. Austin Anderson is used to being single, but slowly, he's watched his siblings and cousins find true love, leaving him the final Anderson without a spouse.
Written by: Melody Anne
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Declan
- Undercover Billionaires, Book 4
- Written by: Melody Anne
- Narrated by: Brittany Goodwin
- Length: 7 hrs and 3 mins
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Declan Forbes has always been the black sheep in the family, and he likes it that way. The less people liked him, the less drama he had to deal with. But the thing about being a loner was that a person might find themselves lonely. Working for the FBI, Declan liked his world the way it was, even if something was missing. He’d also take a bullet in the gut before admitting anything was wrong. Something was off, though, because from the moment he meets Angela, he’s a goner.
Written by: Melody Anne
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Kian
- Undercover Billionaire, Book 1
- Written by: Melody Anne
- Narrated by: Kristin Watson Heintz
- Length: 8 hrs and 30 mins
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There was a time when surgeon Kian Forbes would have surrendered every cent of his vast family fortune if it could make Roxie Gilbert happy. That was before she skipped town, broke his heart, and sent him spinning through a string of forgettable one-night stands. He never even knew he'd fathered a child - with Roxie's sister, no less. But in the wake of tragedy, little Lily needs a home. And Kian wants his daughter. But Roxie's not giving in or giving up without a fight.
Written by: Melody Anne
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Turbulent Waters
- Billionaire Aviators, Book 3
- Written by: Melody Anne
- Narrated by: Teri Clark Linden
- Length: 8 hrs and 35 mins
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Coast Guard pilot Nick Armstrong savors the taste of danger. But after his helicopter crashes into the ocean during a mission, shattering his knee, he encounters a whole different type of thrill when he meets his new physical therapist. Maybe being grounded isn't so bad after all. Smart, sexy, and deeply guarded, Chloe Reynolds is the type of woman who drives Nick crazy for all the right reasons. But as she tries to help him heal, Chloe struggles to keep her heart - and secrets - safe.
Written by: Melody Anne
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Finn
- Anderson Billionaires, Book 1
- Written by: Melody Anne
- Narrated by: Teri Clark Linden
- Length: 7 hrs and 40 mins
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Finn Anderson is a loyal military veteran who has no desire to live a life of luxury and ease, but sometimes a person doesn’t get a choice. His life is flipped upside down when he and his four brothers learn they’re long-lost relatives of the absurdly famous and wealthy Joseph Anderson. The eccentric but generous billionaire puts the brothers to work building a new veterans center, and that’s not all: Joseph won’t stop until each nephew finds love.
Written by: Melody Anne
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Barriers
- Anderson Special Ops, Book 3
- Written by: Melody Anne, John Henley
- Narrated by: Rhys David, Brittany Goodwin
- Length: 9 hrs and 3 mins
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Barriers is book three in the Anderson: Special Ops series written by Melody Anne and John Henley that continues the journey of former military men now working to purge Seattle and her surrounding areas of drugs and crime - which is no easy feat. We’ve all watched as two of the team members have busted the bad guys while also managing to fall in love. Now it’s Green’s turn to step up to the table.
Written by: Melody Anne, and others
Publisher's Summary
Joseph Anderson has decided it's time for his three successful sons to find brides. Joseph wants grandchildren to fill his mansion, and he wants them immediately. His eldest son, Lucas, is successful in all areas of his life, except love, and Joseph begins matchmaking. He finds Amy Harper and deems her the perfect daughter-in-law. He just needs to get her and Lucas to both realize they're made for each other.
Lucas Anderson is wealthy, sexy, and stubborn. He has no desire to have any woman enter his life, causing chaos, or using his family's name. Many women have tried, and he's been successful in finding out who they are beneath their false smiles.
Amy Harper was raised in tragic circumstances and doesn't like pampered, rich men who have been handed everything with a silver spoon. She spent years finishing her education and then received a job with the Anderson Corporation. She instantly doesn't like her incredibly sexy boss, who is arrogant and thinks every woman should fall at his feet.
When Amy becomes pregnant after one reckless night of passion, she's scared he'll take the baby and run. Lucas is demanding, and used to getting his way, but Amy has just the right amount of spark to ignite his fuse, and challenges him each step of the way.
Lucas's father, Joseph, and his brothers Alex and Mark, offer laughter, love, and support. With the love of Lucas's family, who aren't only rich and successful, but also kind and giving, Amy starts to realize that being wealthy doesn't make or break a man, and starts to picture the happily ever after she never believed in for herself.
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- SIMARA
- 2015-02-18
Completely predictable...
Think about every cliche you've ever read about in romance novels and this one has it. It's so predictable and boring that I can't believe I manage to finish it. Young woman who's a virgin comes to work for handsome billionaire. They fall in lust at first sight. They have sex once without protection and obviously she gets pregnant. Add a medling billionaire father in law that has made his life's mission to make his sons marry and give him grand babies and you have a predictable fluff... With a happily ever after. An average unremarkable narration does not really redeem this story. Skip this one...
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- Catherine
- 2015-04-22
So much wrong, I don’t know where to begin
But I will begin by saying that I had just finished another poorly written romance and I had no patience for Melody Anne’s unskilled writing - read by untalented narrator. I turned it off in less than a half hour, but before I returned the book I re-read the Audible description that had enticed me to buy this title in the first place. The expectation of a warm family and playful banter between brothers sounded charming, so I waited a week and gave the book another chance.
The story, the writing and the characters were so devoid of complexity that I was able to listen to the book and consider what to say in this review – simultaneously.
Melody Anne’s editor was really laying down on the job. Not only did the editor not demand competent storytelling from the author, he choose to indulge the fantasy of a woman whose only encounter with real life could only have been in the pages of bad romance novels.
I mean, HAS ANYONE EVER HEARD THE TERM “SEXUAL HARRASSMENT”? It was ridiculous! The author was trying so hard to find a way that these characters could have a passionate one-night-stand so her heroine could get pregnant that she totally exposed the fact that she has never had a job outside of her home. I kept wondering what decade this book was written in. They drove hybrid cars and had GPS navigation, but how could anyone in a post Clarence Thomas/Anita Hill America think that the CEO of a major company would EVER force himself on an employee on the street, insist that she get into his car and regularly push his way into her apartment!?! Ridiculous! And the idea that Amy would not have hauled out the threat of reporting Lucas for sexual harassment the first time he made a move is equally implausible.
The characters were annoying and one-dimensional. Amy was inconsistent: competent in some moments and incapable in others. Lucas was just an asinine, bossy, demanding, bully who ignored the word “no”.
The author did not use all of the tools in a writers’ toolbox to craft these characters. When she could have used dialogue to allow the characters to reveal themselves to each other and to the reader, she relied on telling us what the person was thinking and how their background had shaped their perceptions. When she could have allowed other characters to make observations about Lucas or Amy as a way of giving them more depth and interest, she just had Lucas repeat (ad nauseam) the same thoughts about how all women wanted to take advantage of the Anderson money – or Amy agonize that luck was never on her side and how ashamed she was of her apartment, her clothes and her reliance on public transportation.
Then, out of the blue, Ms. Anne would toss out an extraneous tidbit that she must have thought would make her characters more likable. For example, driving through Amy’s neighborhood has Lucas thinking about the under-privileged, so he reminded himself to do more charity work. Pa-lease! At least have that thought lead to action if you want to make an impression on the reader!
And she did not trust the reader to get the motives behind the characters’ actions. She made sure to tell us tell us what we were supposed to figure out. Lucas’ brother meets Amy for the first time and takes her into his arms for a big kiss. Miss Anne does us the favor of telling us that the brother does this “to push Lucas’ buttons”. Thank you. I’d never have known!
And the sex scenes? I mean really. A total disconnect between the characters she describes and the way the scenes play out. Hey, here is a good one. Lucas rips her skimpy towel off, throws her on the bed, is ready to drive himself into her….but he decides to take a minute to make sure she is ready because he wants to make sure she remembers him for the rest of her life.
Oh, and in the last five minutes Ms. Anne introduces a whole family of new characters: Joseph’s twin brother, his wife and children. The last five minutes of the book is not about the drama and characters we have just devoted seven hours to, it is about people we do not know!
But believe it or not, the writing was not the worst part. That would have to be Lily Swan’s narration!
Swan was totally unsuccessful at creating distinct characters and her voices did not fit the people. At one point early in the story a new character was introduced with a voice that had the affected diction of an entitled high-society diva, impeccably dressed in designer clothing and dripping with diamonds. I did a double take when I realized the voice was supposed to be male, and then I shook my head in disbelief that it was supposed to be the voice of the male lead!
Maybe it was because she did not have much story to work with, but Ms. Swan’s pacing and inflection did not ever help build any excitement or create any tension. She did not seem to be moved by what she was reading, so it made it hard for me to be moved by what she was reading.
Audible’s form is set up so that I have to give this book at least one star, but I sure don’t have to buy the next book in the series! I went so far as to read the blurb on The Billionaire’s Dance and I see that the story line is stolen from another bad book I listened to a couple of years ago. Ridiculous.
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- Gennifer Schroeder
- 2015-06-26
Red Flag relationship
What was most disappointing about Melody Anne’s story?
The relationship between the main character and her love interest was extremely abusive while trying to say "his good family loves her so it's not that bad." and "but he has a soft side so it's okay". He is colored as having control issues, and she is obviously damaged from her past with an abusive mother and then foster care. Boss and assistant are attracted to each other and slip and have a one-night-stand. Whoops! No surprise there. And, of course, she's a virgin. But when she winds up pregnant, he lords it over her, threatening to take the baby if she doesn't do as he says. She believes he can do it because his family is very wealthy and can hire better lawyers showing that they would be able to raise the child better. She finds herself swept into a marriage she didn't want, living in a house she didn't choose, suddenly leaving her job (independence and self reliance had been important to her before) all because they got careless and she got knocked up. Their relationship was full of red flags and the cycle of abuse as they welcome a baby into the world. A relationship that was only started because his parents wanted a passel of grandbabies, so they're happy for the pregnancy and support his strong-arming her into marriage.
7 people found this helpful
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- JMulh
- 2014-08-31
Enjoyable Characters! Great Read!
Would you consider the audio edition of The Billionaire Wins the Game to be better than the print version?
Unless the narrator's voice doesn't agree with me - I usually enjoy the audio version of most books. This one is no different. I love the emotion that Ms. Swan brings to the book.
What was one of the most memorable moments of The Billionaire Wins the Game?
I think one of the most memorable moments in the book was when Lucas finally realizes that Amy is not after his money and he goes after her.
Have you listened to any of Lilly Swan’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
I love to listen to Lilly Swan. She has a great voice and is great with narration.
Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
This book had a lot of ups and downs. You learn to love Joseph and his family..they make you smile and laugh. Lucas was frustrating at times and he could be very upsetting when dealing with Amy.
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- CAROLYN 🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹
- 2014-08-03
3.5 STARS LIGHT, ENJOYABLE FLUFF
An easy-going typical Mills & Boon type romance but with a bit more sex as handsome Billionaire Lucas met his new Executive Assistant Amy there's instant attraction, denial and a manipulative but good natured Father who had his own agenda.
Lucas had been burned before and came across as a rich, arrogant, bossy bully towards Amy who was a naive Virgin. It was a bit light on some important details (like what sort of Company it was etc.,) however, it was funny in parts, had some good characters and the romance side had the H & H avoiding each other for a while, then it was a bit one sided but it was eventually sweet when Lucas finally got his head out of a$$ before it was too late.
Told from both POV. Narrator
Worth a credit? If you're looking for a light listen, that won't need you to think too much, or if it's on sale then yes.
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- Maggie
- 2015-02-10
drivel
This book wasn’t for you, but who do you think might enjoy it more?
I can't imagine anyone with a brain enjoying this. I am pretty sure my IQ. Dropped 20 points
Would you ever listen to anything by Melody Anne again?
No
Who would you have cast as narrator instead of Lilly Swan?
Not sure, but I didn't enjoy her breathy performance
You didn’t love this book... but did it have any redeeming qualities?
No
Any additional comments?
Don't waste your time
3 people found this helpful
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- Jessica
- 2014-08-07
Cute and Sweet love story.
A sweet little love story and not to much not to little. Short and sweet read.
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- L. Perrilloux
- 2015-03-26
Could have been better
The story could have been good and a good series. But when the leading man is extremely unlikable and the leading woman sounds like an complete idiot, it was hard to finish listening. The other characters were likable, which made me finish the book. Not sure if will purchase the rest of the stories.
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- laureneal
- 2015-02-13
Huge eye roll
Annoyingly fluffy and predictable. It was really hard for me to finish listening. I would usually return one this cheesy.
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- Edwina "I Love books"
- 2015-01-27
REALLY REALLY GOOD!!
Would you listen to The Billionaire Wins the Game again? Why?
Yes
What did you like best about this story?
The matchmaking schemes of Joseph Anderson.
Have you listened to any of Lilly Swan’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
No, But I will listen again she was a very good narrator.
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
When the baby was born a few days before Christmas. Joseph the Grandfathers Christmas wish.
Any additional comments?
Fun Romance, Hot sex scenes and Great Characters. Very good overall storyline.
1 person found this helpful