When I sat down with ALL THAT LOVE IS Is by Ginger Chambers I knew I would get a happy ending, but was totally clueless about the journey that would take me to the happy ending. Due to the fact that it has the Everlasting Love Flag on it, I didn't even read the blurb, so truly went into the story blind.

Jillian or Jill as she's known for the majority of the story and her husband Brad are attempting to return home from a weekend in which they were to be celebrating another couple's fiftieth wedding anniversary. The weekend was stressful for Brad and Jill though as just before they left home Jill announced she wanted to end their own marriage.

The return home was stressful enough as neither really wanted to be in a car with the other, but when the unthinkable happens, and their SUV is swept off the road in an avalanche they must set aside their differences and work together to survive being trapped for an indefinite amount of time.

While being trapped and not knowing if and when rescue was coming has got to be an experience one never wishes to experience, it does give Jill and Brad time alone. They have their moments when anger wants to flare, but they tamp that down, and learn to work together in a way they haven't done since the early days of their marriage.

If I had to find a flaw with the book I would say it's the fact it takes place during a severe snowstorm, and it's a July book. If it were a book released during a winter month the setting would probably make more sense, but as I said while I don't want to be trapped in a snowbound vehicle it was nice to be able to pretend it was a bit cooler outside than it actually is.

ALL THAT LOVE IS is another book that I'm glad I read, and would recommend to all.