Nothing But Trouble

Nothing But Trouble by Rachel Gibson, published by HarperCollins on December 26, 2012, is a contemporary romance novel that follows Chelsea Ross, whose acting career has not gone as planned. After a lackluster stint in Hollywood, she takes a job as a personal assistant to Mark Bressler, a once-celebrated hockey player now facing the challenges of injury and a difficult attitude. This transition proves to be a significant career move, as Chelsea navigates the complexities of working with a man who embodies both charm and frustration.

In this story, readers will find a blend of humor and tension as Chelsea grapples with Mark’s abrasive demeanor while being drawn to his physical appeal. The narrative explores themes of ambition and attraction, highlighting Chelsea’s struggle to maintain her professionalism in the face of Mark’s advances. With 384 pages, this edition presents a detailed look at their evolving relationship, set against the backdrop of the sports world. The book is written in English and offers an engaging exploration of romance and personal growth.