Slick's review posted at Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 I don't even know where to start with this review, but I will say I FREAKIN' LOVED this book. I've enjoyed this series, but this book had ups and downs and even some sideways and it made me feel so many things. What I do find amusing is the Northwest native author (you know home to grunge rock) is a big country music fan and this Texas gal native is so not, BUT I loved that she wrote about a popular country star getting pushed out of the closet and what ensued afterwards. This book, this couple take a really good look at being true to yourself, having the self respect to and guts to be yourself no matter the consequences and understanding that despite your years you are never too old to learn new things. All Note Long will have you laughing, crying, singing, and simply feeling good and most of all it will make you see that change can be a very, very good thing. 
 Country star Michelin Moses has been living a pretty solitary life and it's worked okay for him. He loves the mentoring he's been doing with up and coming vocal groups and with his next album getting ready to drop; he's already getting good buzz about the early release singles. When he attends a birthday party for one of the guys he's mentoring at a very gay bar in Hollywood, his life is changed forever when he meets Lucky Rain, a go-go dancer at the club. 
 Lucky would love to be man at the adorkable man that stood stunned in front of his stage and blocked the tippers, but there's something about him that makes Lucky feel good. When he winds up in a private party room with him things heat up a bit, but then life gets way out of hand when co-workers film them together. 
 I loved Michelin so much and despite everything he had to loose, I felt like he was pretty easy going about the whole situation. While frustrated that his sexual orientation was made public and became the subject of social media and other news sources when he wanted people to focus on his music he seemed to not let the whole out of control craziness get to him. There were times he made some crucial mistakes with Lucky, but part of that was on Lucky for being so prideful and stubborn. These were two very different men, from two very different walks of life yet they both seemed to appreciate their differences, bring out the best in each other and understand above all how important their profession was to them. 
 This was a very busy book with a lot happening from the start, but the romance and relationship between Lucky and Michelin was never lost. Through adversity, through their ups and downs they both grew, learned, and most of all realized that together they had hearth and home. 
 If you are looking for a feel good, emotional, sexy gay romance then look no further than Annabeth Albert's All Note Long; it is all of that and a whole lot more! 
 Review copy provided for an honest review.