I received an ARC copy of this book from the Publisher via Netgalley and voluntarily leaving my review.


It’s cute romance enjoyable read.

Iris never wanted to comeback to her hometown but with no job aspects she reluctant came home she down on her luck but the next door neighbor Jude might be the thing to lift her up.

Jude came back to their hometown has been living in her parents house no one really knows why she back and that’s the way she like it’s but when Iris sets her sight on Jude she realize her solitude is at stake especially when Iris tries to get her to open up.

It’s about two people who never wanted to comeback home but might realize that’s sometimes coming home might been the best thing.

An honest review thanks to NetGalley. I have liked Chelsea Cameron's books in the past so I was very excited to start this one. I really connected with the main character Iris, she went to college, did everything right and yet still couldn't find a job. Unable to make it on her own she had to move back. Her next-door neighbor Jude she remembers for the one year they shared together in high school. The tragedy of Jude's past and the craziness of Iris' present made for a fantastic book!

During weird times this is a lovely book to read. It’s easy, the characters are likeable and a the story slows easily and happily.

Iris returns to her small hometown after being in Boston for a while, but she couldn’t make it work any longer. She moves back in with her parents. Her neighbour is the aloof Jude, her parents left her the house and she has been living in it for almost years. Iris is determined to get out of Salty Cove again, the sooner the better, and Jude never saw herself back in this small town. But here they are. Iris tries to pull Jude out of her shell, it’s clear she experienced some soort of heartbreak but isn’t ready to share and let it go. They strike up a nice and easy going friendship that might turn into more if they let themselves.

Easy book to read and pretty enjoyable.