Review of Love All the Way

[Raeesa Hoosen 1]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Love All the Way" by Aurora Carafa.]

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4 out of 5 stars

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The incredible love story Love All the Way, written by Aurora Carafa, centers on two people with very different personalities finding love in the most extraordinary way. Melanie Foster, a complete tomboy, finds herself in an odd situation when she discovers a man being assaulted while she is on her way home from work. With no other choice, she takes him home, where she assists him with his injuries, and there she learns that his name is Allan and that he is also gay. As a thank you, Allan shows up the next day with a bouquet of flowers, and they both go out for lunch. He thereafter takes her to his apartment, where she meets his boyfriend Christopher, who looks at her with disdain, and a proposal is brought forth by Alan, suggesting that she work with them in their new shop, which she reluctantly accepts. Alan is then diagnosed with Lou Gehrig's disease and has only a year left to live. He therefore expresses his dying wishes. But things are not as straight-forward as it seems, as Melanie finds herself attracted to Alan, even though he is gay and is already in a relationship. So what will happen in this heartbreaking love story? Follow Melani and Alan on their remarkable journey and find out what happens in the end.

I found myself completely enthralled with this novel. The scenes written were so lifelike that they really had me captivated from beginning to end. Being a tomboy myself, I really loved the character of Melanie. The detailing of the book is quite exquisite, and the author had taken her time in writing the novel, which can be seen in the way that the settings were created.

There was nothing to dislike about the novel. In my opinion, the use of vulgar language and detailed scenarios was ingenious and gave a realistic approach to each character and scene.

There were a few typos and an error with one of the characters, but overall, this is an excellent novel and a must-read. In my opinion, if the author had taken the time to edit and proofread the novel, it would have been a megahit, and I therefore rate this novel a 4 out of 5.

The novel contains profanity and erotic scenes and is best suited for young adults. It has all the elements that will grasp your attention and have you on edge.

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Love All the Way
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