"I'm yours, E. You're mine. We are two people that get it right most of the time, but, on occasion, we fuck up." 
 Those words from the quote... I can't get over how true they are. Let's face it, marriages are hard work and they aren't perfect. It can be really really good, until someone fucks up royally and then it suddenly is bad. How much does it take then to fix the broken trust? We have our love but often life just gets in the way. 
 "Loving her is so damn easy. It's as natural as breathing or the beating of a heart. It's making life work around the love that's hard." 
 This is a story of Ty and Elin, two married people who drift apart due to some unfortunate life circumstances. Ty gets injured at a job and struggles with rehab while Elin is heartbroken over unsuccessful attempts at getting pregnant. At one point it all becomes too much for Ty and during one of the many heated arguments he leaves. He doesn't come back for weeks. Until he does. 
 It was very interesting to see how Elin handled the sudden departure of her husband. My heart really hurt for her. He comes back realizing he screwed up big time and it was very interesting to be part of the "marriage healing" process. I love reading about relationships in books and this really was enjoyable for me. 
 I was a little unsure about the ending to this novel due to the use of a subplot. However, after thinking about it I know two things: 
 1. I kept plowing through it at a speed of light until I got to the last page. (and that's a rarity in itself for me these days lol) 
 2. I cried like a baby through the last 10% and I'm not even PMSing. Any book that gives me the feels is a good book... in my book. (ok that sounds weird.) 
 Give this one a chance if you like down to earth romances which don't sugar coat reality and might make you feel a bit emotional. This one's definitely a tear jerker but I was very satisfied with a HEA at the end.