All the Way: Large Print Edition: A Spicy Holiday Romance

by Giselle Renarde

When Josie invites her high school boyfriend Kaz to stay with her family over the holidays, there are a few things she doesn't Kaz admitting he's still a virgin after all these years? That's a weird surprise. Her husband Rob's attempt to give Kaz a little training in the hot tub? A weird and very sexy surprise. But after the married couple treats him to some of the best nights of his life, who will Kaz fall for? * * * * * * A spicy menage Christmas romance from award-winning author Giselle Renarde. * * * * * * LARGE PRINT 16 pt Calibri font

Genres: M M F

146 pages, Paperback

First published December 3, 2010

About the author

Eroticist, environmentalist, and pastry enthusiast Giselle Renarde is a proud Canadian, supporter of the arts, and activist for women’s and LGBT rights. For Giselle, a perfect day involves watching a snowstorm rage outside with a cup of tea in one hand and a chocolate truffle in the other. Ms Renarde lives across from a park with two bilingual cats who sleep on her head.

The best way to keep up with Giselle's career in erotic fiction, as well as her desirous commentary and hyper-analysis of every facet of social existence, is to visit her Donuts and Desires blog at http://donutsdesires.blogspot.com.

Select blog posts exploring topics of gender and transgender are also available as podcasts at http://gisellerenarde.podbean.com/

For more information on Giselle and her work, visit her website at http://www.wix.com/gisellerenarde/ero...

Reviews

[Toria ~ · Rating 3 out of 5]

“All the Way” by Giselle Renarde, was certainly more than I bargained for, even though I’m unsure of what, if anything, I expected. This story wasn’t a lusty ‘bodice-ripper’, but there were moments while reading I found myself holding my breath waiting for the second (or third) shoe to drop. It’s wonderful when that happens. The short break from super buff ‘he-men’ who dragged women by the hair was appreciated; the opportunity to look into working relationships was enlightening.

The main characters in the story were ‘real’, believable and familiar to me. I especially loved that there was racial diversity in the story; there’s so little in mainstream offerings. While I hesitate to call the story ‘sweet’, it does have the feel of a somewhat racy Hallmark movie, only about threesomes. I’d recommend it because it left me with warm fuzzies.

[Кат · Rating 3 out of 5]

A quick MMF story that ends with the virgin man leaving the threesome amicably for another person. It was cute and I liked the ethnic diversity of the three main characters.

[Stephanie Jynelle · Rating 4 out of 5]

A more fascinating menage trois

This was a fun story. The openness that she had with her husband Rob about her ex Kaz is refreshing. They were not shy about sharing themselves physically and emotionally. There were real connections and trust in the reconnection at Christmas. Definitely not your normal Christmas holiday get together. I was glad to see Josie and Rob become more connected. They both had previous embracing sexual experiences as preteens and teens. This menage lead to truths that helped everyone move on.

[A.R. Moler · Rating 3 out of 5]

A bit light on the plot end of things, but a fairly sweet and fluffy piece.