Blog Tour Stop with Review - All For You by Louise Jensen

Welcome to my Blog Tour Stop for All For You by Louise Jensen! I'm so excited to share my review with you!

What They Say:

MEET THE WALSH FAMILY

Lucy: Loving mother. Devoted wife. And falling to pieces.
Aidan: Dedicated father. Faithful husband. And in too deep.
Connor:Hardworking son. Loyal friend. But can never tell the truth.

Everyone in this family is hiding something, but one secret will turn out to be the deadliest of all . . .

Can this family ever recover when the truth finally comes out?

What I Say:

Wow! I mean, I knew All For You would be a great read, Louise's books always are, but this one excelled itself! The story is so tense, so emotional and so driven that I had no idea "who dunnit" until right at the end.

Connor and his family really made me feel for them. Then struggles they endure are so heartbreaking and sad. Lucy and Aidan just want the best for their boys and are facing the reality that it is completely out of their control sometimes.

The drama is so real and tense, I often found myself holding my breath. I didn't want to stop reading for a single second but I also didn't want this brilliant book to end. Louise is a genuinely great storyteller! She just gets family, she draws from personal experiences and you can really feel that in her writing. i cried several times while reading this book. I didn't expect to cry. It's just so, so powerful.

Excellent, thrilling family drama that you'd be crazy to miss! 9.5/10

All For You is out now in Paperback! You can follow the rest of the Blog Tour too!

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