While not on a par with Rosemary Rogers' classic Sweet Savage Love, No Ties struggles valliantly to give you characters almost as insipid. It has all the elements -- the young, redheaded virgin who thinks she knows everything; the dark, brooding older man with the manners of a drunken ape; and the requisite undertones of tragedy (the heroine is an orphan). Gibson, in keeping with the series' theme of "kids and kisses," gives the hero custody of his orphaned nephew, a one-dimensional child of requisite pathos and cuteness. The only thing missing is a plot. At least Sweet Savage Love had that.

There is very little content other than forms, which are included on the diskette (not CD?) but unfortunately the forms are in PDF format. The description states "A diskette with all of the instruments and surveys is also included so that can be edited to reflect company specific information, goals and objectives" - unfortunately someone forgot to tell them that PDF's cant be edited.
Save your money - this book has questionable value and at [it's price] I expect more - This book is going back.