Nothing But Trouble

Nothing But Trouble by Rachel Gibson is a fiction novel published by Corgi in 2011, featuring 360 pages in English. The story centers on Chelsea Ross, a once-prominent actress who finds herself in a challenging situation as she takes on the role of caregiver for injured hockey player Mark Bressler. In desperate need of money, Chelsea accepts a $10,000 offer to assist Mark, but soon discovers that he is far from cooperative, leading to a clash of wills between the two.

Readers will find a narrative that explores the dynamics of Chelsea and Mark’s relationship as they navigate their conflicting personalities. The book delves into themes of resilience and determination, highlighting Chelsea’s cheerful disposition against Mark’s moody demeanor. As Chelsea attempts to fulfill her caregiving role, the tension between them escalates, creating a compelling backdrop for their interactions. This edition offers a complete look at their journey over the course of three months, where both characters must confront their pasts and the challenges of their present circumstances.