Reviewed by Sam@WLABB on
Smith is one of my go-to authors. After I read one of JES's books, I am always left happy. Her stories are always charming and heartwarming and The Geography of You and Me is no exception.
This story begins during a black out in an elevator in Manhattan. Lucy and Owen are trapped together awaiting a rescue. In that elevator, in the dark, a connection was made. It was a connection that would endure through time and distance and everything else that was thrown their way.
The more I read, the more I invested in Owen and Lucy's lives. I wanted things to work out. I wanted Owen to heal, and Lucy to work things out with her family. I wanted Lucy to fit in better and Owen's dad to snap out of it. I wanted them to find each other again, because, although I am who I am, I need love to win and an HEA.
Overall: an adorable, sweet romance, which gave me many feels.
Reading updates
- Started reading
- 27 November, 2014: Finished reading
- 27 November, 2014: Reviewed