This was amazing. I loved the depth of Ellen’s journey. It’s not just about who she loves, but about finding a sense of home; within herself, in the places she calls home, and in the relationships she holds dear. It’s messy, it’s real, and it will make you second-guess what you thought you knew about love and fate. The writing is sharp, the pacing spot on, and the romance both tender and swoon worthy. If you’re into stories where finding your way is as important as who you end up with, and you’re a sucker for great romantic tension, this one will leave you hooked.

I love books especially along the direction of One Day. I am beyond excited for this book to get in readers hands. It’s the perfect case of right person wrong time but if it’s meant to be it will.