Sarafina Lovell and Jackson Thomas are soul mates. They met in college and were inseparable until Jackson showed her where his loyalties really lie. After that misstep Sara is left with a gut wrenching hurt and a lack of faith in love.

Jackson knew the biggest mistake he ever made was walking away from his other half – Sara. That breakthrough came quickly for him, but gathering the courage to go after the woman he loved took years to muster. Thanks to the help of Sara’s line sisters, Jackson is presented with the perfect opportunity to win back the woman who owns his heart.

Michelle Monkou gives us a glimpse inside the true bond of sisterhood and soul mates in No One but You. I felt myself remember the familiar glow that sisters share. Sara is educated and beautiful. She is like so many people today who play fair in love, but never seems to have a partner who can do the same. Jackson knows his mistakes and is willing to do what is necessary to gain back his woman’s trust, love and heart. He realizes there is no real future without Sara by his side. Ms. Monkou combines messages on faith, honor and recognizing what we should hold dear in life. She also sneaks in a message for overbearing parents; this was one of my favorite parts of the book. Each character, no matter how small, has a way of showing Jackson and Sara what they should be fighting for. This is one terrific book that is meant to be read, enjoyed, and shared.

Reviewed by: NeNe