I really like this book. A sweet story of a marriage in distress that ends in a beautiful HEA. It’s a quick read but the story is well developed and compelling.

After 20 yrs of marriage, Lauren and Jack wants a divorce. Their kids don't want them to get a divorce and conspired with their grandfather for a summer vacation with everyone together.

It's angsty, emotional, heartwarming and sweet. I love Lauren and Jack. They are human but very likable. Lots of touching and sweet moments.

Thanks to the publisher for the arc.

I really wanted to love this, because marriage in trouble romances are so hard to find and they are one of my favorite tropes. I just couldn’t get past Locke’s writing style, italicizing every thought and bringing up conversations from last night when it could have just as easily been written that way a chapter beforehand. It really took away from the story she was trying to tell.

I LOVED THIS! marriage in trouble is probably one of my favorite tropes ever! jack and lauren were so real, they are going through a tough time in their marriage but they still have the soulmates vibes going on for them!

I loved how they dealt with their problems, the side characters and especially the ending. This book made me weep a little which is always just a bonus in my books!

Thank you to NetGalley and the publishers for providing this ARC!

"Nothing But It All" by Adriana Locke is a touching and heartwarming tale of love, family, and the enduring connections that bind us together. This novel delves into the complexities of long-term relationships and the emotions that come with two decades of marriage.

Lauren and Jack's marriage has reached a point where they feel like mere roommates, and the question of when it all went wrong looms heavily over them. The beauty of this story lies in the resilience of their children, Michael and Maddie, who refuse to let their family crumble. Their determination to bring their parents back together sets the stage for a captivating and emotional journey.

The lakeside cabin in Story Brook, Ohio, provides a picturesque backdrop for this family vacation, filled with bittersweet memories and the potential for transformation. The narrative promises to explore the intricate dynamics of family relationships and the possibility of reigniting lost love.

Adriana Locke appears to have crafted a compelling narrative filled with hope, heartbreak, and unexpected opportunities for the Reed family. The story's central theme of rediscovering love and reigniting the spark in a long-term relationship is sure to resonate with readers who appreciate stories about the enduring strength of familial bonds.

"Nothing But It All" seems like a heartwarming read that will tug at the heartstrings and leave readers with a sense of hope and the belief that love can endure, even in the face of adversity.