All or Nothing

To Save a Life #3

by Jim Britts, Rachel Britts, Alexia Garaventa (Illustrator)

All or Nothing is the third and final novel in the (To Save a Life) series. What if your only choice was to risk it all? Jake Taylor and Amy Briggs planned to spend the rest of their lives together. But the traumatic loss of Jake s childhood best friend during their senior year of high school set in motion a series of events that turned both of their lives upside down. Separated by thousands of miles as they pursue their dreams at college, Jake and Amy find their paths moving in very different directions. As Jake lives out his fantasies of playing college basketball for the University of Louisville, Amy begins to uncover an exciting calling of her own. But as Amy hones in on her new passion, Jake loses focus on his relationship with God and realizes that he needs to make some drastic changes to get back on track As college graduation looms in the future and Jake and Amy s lives take exciting twists and turns, there is one thing holding them both back from moving forward each other. When their dreams seemingly make it impossible for them to be together they confront life s greatest Am I willing to sacrifice it all and trust God?

Genres: Christian Fiction

384 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2012

Reviews

[Bryana · Rating 5 out of 5]

I'm incredibly sad that i'm done reading this series. It challenges everything you have ever thought about life into three books. You learn so many life lessons through the characters experience and are just so touched by the end of the book. I totally recommend this book to any reader!!

[Simone · Rating 4 out of 5]

Unfortunately, it's relatively obvious that the final book in the series was self published.
Numbers were formatted strangely (like "the clock read 4:three5") and this one felt a little bit more preachy compared to the others. There are definitely some lines that could have done with some smoothing over, but difficult topics were still handled with more grace than nearly every Christian movie I've seen.

While not nearly as gripping and heartbreaking as the second book, All or Nothing now holds the record for the book that's made my eyes sting most frequently over the duration of my read.

I've said this before, but the Britts have really spoiled me for a series so rich in character development, I dare say I'll never find a series as good.

[Wendopolis · Rating 3 out of 5]

By far the weakest in the trilogy. Jake and Amy had some problems, but it wasn’t a realistic story for the most part.

[Henry Lorenzo · Rating 4 out of 5]

I've read this 4 times since obtaining it last year & every time I pick-up something new.

This round of re-reading it was no exception ...

No matter what mistakes we've made or how we were in the past, turning our lives around is as easy as A,B,C: "A-Admit that you've messed up. B-Believe that God forgives you because he paid for your punishment by dying on the cross. And C-Choose to live your life for Him."

It then goes on to state & I concur, "It's a deal too good to pass up." :-)

[Kylie Williamson · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book took me on a roller coaster of emotions! I went from on top of the world to so mad I through the book! When I didn't that I wanted to read the rest I kept pushing and it brought me to tears! That's what a good book should do for you!

[Amanda Schwind · Rating 5 out of 5]

My only complaint is that there aren't more books in this series.

[Booklover · Rating 5 out of 5]

IS THIS THE THIRD BOOK???

[Chelsea Elise · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved reading this book, it was so easy to read. I think it was a perfect ending to the series.