This book reminded me why I had to binge on Meghan March when I picked up her books late last year. Dane and Kat take that one step further. 
 They are not at the beginning of their happily ever after. Rather, they appear to be at the end. Two years after marrying, they are on the rocks and Dane has scheduled a last ditch attempt to salvage their relationship in the form of a tropical vacation. All their big moments have taken place in tropical locations, why not add one more? 
 Told with several flashback scenes interjected into the present day trip, there is a perfect amount of backstory for readers to feel what Dane and Kat felt at the beginning of their relationship. The flashback scenes are well placed to highlight moments in the present day while also building their past relationship. Readers can see the potential while also seeing where Kat and Dane had allowed things to sink. 
 I loved that neither was shying away from blame for the problems in their marriage.They each took responsibility for the roles they played in the marriage, the things they did that had brought them to where they were today. They owned their own actions, and while they hadn't made changes yet, they were both willing to let things go in order to not lose their relationship. 
 This was a vacation they will remember, and turned into more than they expected. Their challenges grew beyond their marriage and tested them as individuals and as a couple. I loved the twists this story surprised me with. 
 This had all the feels, and some I wasn't expecting to find based on the blurb. I couldn't put this down, and found myself sneaking pages in by ones and twos as I could between my daily commitments. I was thankful I had at least those little moments or I would have been tempted to throw away all my plans for the day and dive in completely. 
 I was gifted a copy in exchange for an honest review.