Status Updates From Making It Last (Camelot, #4)

"...Love wasn’t mean. It was life that was mean. Love was where you found the strength to deal with it."

This started harder than I thought it would be.

I CANNOT EVEN TELL YOU how much I can relate to this mother right now.

I can't put it down. I'm rooting for the HEA for the hero and heroine.

I can't put it down. I'm rooting for the HEA for the hero and heroine.

I can't put it down. I'm rooting for the HEA for the hero and heroine.

That Amber, she has herself a good man :)

Amber and Tony are back :)

I'm not married and I never have been, but I'm over here just absolutely bawling.

If you have any question whether to read this story just flip to the back where there is a note from the author. It says it all. Very insightful, Ruthie Knox. I loved it.

I finally like the Janet.

*sniffle* How you captured the exact feelings of a mother who has lost her individual identity is amazing. It will resonate with so many women. And Tony!! How he loves her.

This is sooooo many people I know! :(

Holy crap, that was so good! *sigh* Only Ruthie Knox could make me shed tears with an author's note *at the end*. Loved it.

'You', she thought. 'I choose you. I choose this. Again. Again. Always you.' *sniff*

"You remember that I told you I was afraid I was going to live my whole life and then be on my deathbed and realize I hadn't done anything? That I hadn't really lived? And you made fun of me because I was too young, you thought. Well, I'm thirty-five now. I'm thirty-five, and I haven't been anywhere. I haven't done anything. I quit my job and had three babies". This woman is a ball of fear and loneliness. It's ME!

Two chapters in and I want to cry. I identify with everything so far. Holy crap!

Amazing. Truly.