I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to the publisher and NetGalley for the opportunity to read the advanced copy of this book. I apologize for the delay in sharing my review. Now that I've recently retired, I’ve been able to tackle my backlog of reviews, and I’m excited to share my thoughts on this one. You can find my review on my Instagram account @shhi_iamreading. Here’s the link: https://www.instagram.com/shh_iamreading

Sweet if not predictable novel. Ms. Moyes always writes an engaging story.

Would make a fabulous book club read.

I loved the road trip, the quirky characters, the writing - pretty much everything about this novel. It's a nice upbeat story and very different from Me Before You.

Jojo Moyes is an excellent author, and while I enjoyed this book, I do not believe I will be adding it to my library shelves. It simply does not have the appeal to teenagers as one such as Me Before You.

Louisa Clark is back in this triology, after surviving her fall of her roof, rescuing Will Traynor's (unknown) daughter Lily, reconnecting with his family, and having a relationship with Ambulance Sam. She leaves England for NYC to work for a very wealthy family - with a young Eastern European trophy wife as her boss. Many adventures ensue, she gets fired, and makes friends with other people, including the doorman & his wife, in the Co-op building. (like the Dakota building) She ends up finding her true calling in working with Vintage clothing and her true love.

I fell in love with them all....Jess, Ed, Nicky and Tanzie! I cried :(, laughed :) and cringed :/ throughout their journey and wanted more.