"All Love Prohibited" is a dramatic story of a young, idealistic, and naïve foreigner who falls in forbidden love with an exquisitely beautiful black woman in the tense Alabama of 1961. Before arriving in the United States, he has never seen a black person face-to-face, and his reactions to her contain passions he has difficulty in understanding. He experiences love, lust, terror, hatred, and agonizing heartache as he pursues their dangerous, doomed romance. In the process, he discovers things about himself and America that are not altogether flattering and shatter many illusions. It is a reminder of the grim era of segregation where interracial intimacy was illegal and could become lethal. He leaves Alabama for Pennsylvania and makes several black friends, which gives him yet another perspective on the racial situation in America. But he cannot forget the girl in Alabama. A surprising ending of the story and a bittersweet epilog sets the narrative in a unique framework.