Thanks to Netgalley for an E-Arc of this book. I think Erin did a phenomenal job. Meg and Micah are two young adults at the end of their teen years dealing with tough situations with their parents. Meg moves to Marquette to meet some of her family that she didn't know that she had growing up. Just a very short time after her move there, she meets Micah, who is dealing with his own situation regarding his family. The two click right away and are accepting of each other's family issues. They find strength, comfort, love, and acceptance together. Erin does a great job of portraying that life is messy and not perfect. We see Meg and Micah struggle with issues and question different things as they grow up and learn to be on their own. Also, she deals with the tough topic that there are many churches where the people that make up the church body are very judgmental and have double standards. Many teens will relate to this book and find comfort that if they are questioning who they are as people, they aren't alone. Many people out there (even outside of social media) portray only the good parts of their life or make their life look perfect. I really like how Erin made the characters feel real and had their lives be messy, and had them questioning things. Teen me definitely could have used this book.

WOW another great story written by Erin Hahn. Never Saw You Coming grabbed me from the start and I couldn't put it down. I love when a book has a dual perspective because it adds something special to the story. Meg and Micah are great characters and I think everyone should read this book because it really opens your eyes to many issues.