Nothing But It All
From USA Today bestselling author Adriana Locke comes a warm and romantic novel about a marriage in trouble, two conspiring kids, and the meaning of long-lasting love.
After twenty years, the cracks in Lauren Reed's marriage are showing. She and her husband, Jack, feel more like roommates than a loving couple. What they have in common are two wonderful teenagers, Michael and Maddie, and the same wistful question: When did it all go wrong? Now that Lauren's decided to get on with her life--alone--divorce is inevitable.
Not to the kids. They aren't giving up so easily.
Michael and Maddie have conspired with their grandfather to bring everyone together for a vacation in the family's favorite summer getaway, a rustic lakeside cabin in Story Brook, Ohio. Awkward? Yep. A little deceptive? Sure. But as far as traps go, Lauren and Jack agree--the meddlers couldn't have set one that was more scenic or filled with so many bittersweet memories.
This trip is going to be life-changing for the whole family. Fourteen days of hope, heartbreak, and unexpected possibilities--like maybe falling in love all over again.
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Community Reviews
This is a novel for all the SAHM’s. This novel is for anyone who feels like a “Married Single Mom” that does everything for everyone with no help from their spouse. This novel is for any mom in the trenches of being a mom, a cook, a chauffeur, a secretary, a maid, etc.
Adriana Locke sees you and wrote the best novel that encapsulates all your feelings, resentments, and struggles. But also demonstrates a female main character that realizes that she made mistakes too. This novel showcases motherhood in the teenage years and the preparation a marriage needs for “empty nesting”.
The romance storyline is 5/5. The spice is perfect. The characters development is amazing. This couple on the verge of divorce gets parent trapped and it’s just perfect.
I devoured this audiobook in less than 24 hours with dual narration. It was well done and can’t wait for others to read “Nothing But It All”
