Jaslyn Davenport is doing her best to get over her ex-boyfriend, Sampson Tate. However, he is hard to forget, especially when Sampson seems to show up everywhere she turns! After one night of passion, Jaslyn must decide if a relationship with Sam is worth the fight, or should she move on to build a life without him, even if it means keeping a secret that will change her forever? Sampson has enough to worry about. His two best friends and his brother have moved in with him-one can't seem to bounce back from getting fired, one is being stalked by a church groupie, and the other faces a shocking accusation that threatens his marriage and his career. They all lean on Sampson for support, but when he receives some devastating news that sends him into an emotional tailspin, Sam reconnects with Jaslyn in a way neither of them ever saw coming, and they must both deal with demons from their past to move forward. Jaslyn and Sampson try to rebuild and rekindle the love they once shared, yet an old enemy resurfaces and teaches them that love is more than just a feeling-it takes communication, cooperation, and compromise to make a relationship work. Do they have what it takes to make love work, or should they leave the past in the past?
I could not put the book down! The storyline held my attention from beginning to end. Although I don’t know anyone that has been in this situation, it was definitely one that I’m sure has occurred. All I can say is God bless Solomon.
Love can be messy and beautiful at the same time. Jaslyn and Sampson takes us on a ride in order to find their happy ending. They are frustrating but you can't help but to root for them as they "grow up" both individually and together. Great read.
After rereading Labor of Love, I picked up All That Matters and read until I was done. I went through several emotions during reading, but I finished it in few hours because I couldn't put it down.