All Your Love

by K.T. Grant

Cassie Slazak has been living a lie for a decade. As the secret lover of Bianca Durand, the daughter of Massachusetts’ newly elected governor, Cassie wants Bianca to tell the world about their long term affair. But when Bianca gets engaged to a respected lawyer, who’s admired by both of Bianca’s parents, Cassie’s dreams are crushed. She not only rejected her high school sweetheart, and her small town life she adored, but her Catholic faith for a woman who has controlled her for too long.

When Cassie’s grandmother has fallen gravely ill, she returns to Delpoint, Pennsylvania to pay her last respects to the woman who raised her. Not only will she confront her past, but Freddie Koeman, the woman Cassie once betrayed for a possible future with Bianca. To her surprise, Freddie has forgiven Cassie, but Cassie’s guilt keeps Freddie at a distance.

Bianca refuses to let Cassie leave her, using threats and emotional blackmail to keep Cassie under her thumb. But Cassie is finished with Bianca’s deceit, turning to her family and God to give her the strength to move on, and perhaps find salvation in Freddie’s arms, who is more than willing to share all her love.

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First published October 30, 2016

About the author

KT Grant is a self-proclaimed eccentric redhead who not only loves to read a wide variety of romances, but also loves writing it. KT has a bad coffee and LEGO set addiction, and doesn’t shy away from voicing her opinion A proud native of New Jersey, KT is multi-published and writes Gay, Lesbian and Straight romance. KT has also been a top ten best-selling author at Amazon.

Reviews

[Alicia · Rating 4 out of 5]

Even though I did enjoyed this there were a couple of WTF moments for me at least. )

[moxieBK · Rating 3 out of 5]

All Your Love — KT Grant (16 chapters + epilogue) Nov. 2-4, 2016

KT Grant is one of those authors that I just keep coming back to. Not all of her work appeals to me, but usually her lesbian stories are well written and fun. Her stories don’t take themselves too serious, and I can usually depend on them as great escapism.

This one had elements I really liked. It also had elements I didn't like at all. This story is stronger that some of her recent writings (although, again, there are countless other ones of hers that I consider favorites,) and that made me very happy. But the religious aspect did nothing for me. I think you can have spiritualness in a lesbian story without being over the top religious. This book was over the top in places. (I have to hand it to Ms. grant though. She does change up her writing styles, so I have to appreciate that.) but the characters continual flip-flopping wore me out.

Here we have a protagonist that seems a bit of a pushover in some ways, and yet, in other ways, a strong woman standing up for what she wants. Once she decides on something, she’s pretty set, even when things go slightly off the rails. And the pushover part: it becomes very obvious what triggers the pushover. It actually got kind of nauseating when that happened. Aside: there was a scene right in he middle of the story that shocked me, because it came so suddenly. I wish the author would have had the decency to not have done that.

Like I suggested earlier, this story is a traditional lesbian romance. Ms. Grant usually throws a little erotica in her lesbian stories; I didn't read any of that in this one.

I did see a lot of typos though. I'm sure in future revisions those will be ironed out.

I have been a fan of KT Grant for quite awhile. I like her older ones; her recent ones aren't as fresh, I find my thoughts wandering off plot; still decent enough way to spend an afternoon or evening or day. I like that her stories are short enough that you can get it read in a few nights, including work breaks and lunch.

Three stars.

[Mirtha Siblesz · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very good story!

I really enjoyed this story. The character development was well done. The storyline flowed seamlessly. I also enjoyed how the supporting characters were portrayed.

[K.T. Grant]

I wrote this book.