Oh my goodness. I think I've always dreamed of reading a story like this. One that looks into a marriage and shows the work and the romance. This story brought tears to,my eyes and a LOVED it. I hate crying while reading, yet I loved this book. It was so incredibly good and incredibly painful, yet sweet and romantic. 
 It's a continuation of Tony and Amber's story from the first Camelot novella, and it would stand alone, but it's sweeter when you read about how they met. Now, 13 or so years later they've got 3 rambunctious boys, a big mortgage, and a general busy-ness that leaves them with very little time alone. This story is about how they work through the things pulling them apart, and about how they even come to recognize what those things are. That doesn't sound like much, but it's gripping, and I was never boring. 
 Ruthie Knox is a rising star for me. I haven't read all her books, but I'm determined to now. I so appreciate that she wrote a story like this one. It hit so close to home for me. It's so real, and I'm so greatful I got to read it. It's going on my best of the year list!