Reviewed by kimbacaffeinate on
In the second part, Stranded With You, they head home to London and face skepticism from family and friends as they continue their relationship. Awkward first moments, hostile besties and the newness share the pages as these two enjoy many firsts before tragedy threatens to break them. The story is a unique combination of "clean romance" and heat allowing these accounts to settle in the New Adult genre minus the drama. They are heartfelt, and the characters emotions felt genuine.
The third part, Finding Our Way was emotional as these two dealt with loss, guilt, and uncertainty. I loved that family and friends (well most) were supportive, and it was nice seeing a young unjaded, naive couple grow and trust. At times tearful I became caught up in their story. The author offers a sexy and spiritual epilogue that hints at things to come wrapping up their story enough to satisfy those who need closure. This review was originally posted at Caffeinated Reviewer
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- 15 September, 2017: Reviewed