All My Love
Morgan Elizabeth
From #1 Best-Selling Amazon author, this Noah Kahan-coded, The Notebook meets Sweet Home Alabama, contemporary romance is bound to give you all the feels. Riggins has been in love with Stella for as long as he can remember. As kids, they’d sneak out and spend long nights under the stars writing songs together, sharing their deepest confessions, and dreaming about getting out of their small town. When his band gets a record deal and a headlining tour, he convinces her to come see the world with him, and she agrees. It doesn’t take long before he gets too far into the rockstar lifestyle, everything starts to fall apart—including their relationship. When she leaves without a word and never looks back, it leaves him shattered, spiraling, and confused. Until he finds out why… Nine years ago, Stella went on tour with her childhood love. When things fell apart, it broke her, and she’s spent every moment since putting herself back together, crafting a facade that will please everyone around her while forcing herself to survive. It’s going well until one day, Riggins shows up at her house in their small town of Ashford, New Jersey, and blows her safe little world apart. Now they’re stuck piecing together their versions of the past together and seeing if they can move forward together. TROPES: Second Chance Rockstar Childhood Friends to Lovers Mental Health Rep Right Person, Wrong Time Secret Marriage
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0I’ll post my review once released but what a story!
As of May 3, 11am (Philippine Standard Time)
Since this is an ARC I want to keep this review spoiler free.
This was an unexpected read. I have read 3 books from Morgan Elizabeth, all from her “Seasons of Revenge” series and by god those are some of the best fun a girl can have with a book.
Then we get All My Love, a story of two people who were meant to be together but failed when it came to the time they both needed each other. This is a second chance romance for Riggins and Stella after being apart for 7 years.
This story deals with alcoholism and depression, a topic which was written in great detail and was dealt with care and honesty. I may not know much but I felt that the way that it was depicted in the story was not lacking in depth and in how they cared for each other and how they coped with what was happening to them.
Again not my typical Morgan Elizabeth but I loved how this was written and it was so good that the story was truly above the spice, it was so good that the spice did nothing for me in this book. The story had kept me going, it was that good
0I picked up this book after seeing multiple bookstagrammers rave about its “Sweet Home Alabama” vibes—one of my all-time favorite movies—and they were absolutely right! The story beautifully captures that nostalgic, small-town charm while also delving into some really important and heavy topics. As someone who personally navigates mental health challenges, I found the portrayal of depression to be both sensitive and incredibly well done. The author handled it with such care, making it relatable and deeply impactful. I’m really hoping this book gets a sequel or even becomes part of a series because I’m not ready to say goodbye to these characters! If you’re looking for a romance with warmth, depth, and a touch of small-town nostalgia, this is a must-read.
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