Sophie Sullivan has done it again!

What a fun and enjoyable rom-com to read. I fell head over heels in love with the first book in this series and couldn't wait to get my hands on the second. I am happy to report that Sophie did a great job with Jillian's love story. The characters were all likable and relatable. I loved spending time with them and ate up the banter that went on in this book. The romance was sweet, real, and swoony, which is everything a bookworm could ask for in a rom-com. If you are looking for a small-town romance, then be sure to add this book to your TBR list.

Jillian and Levi's story is a good one for those looking for a small-town, "cozy" romance.

I, myself, did not enjoy it as much as I thought I would. I can't say it's because of the story itself. I think I may be a bit burned out on small-town romances.

I think the story lost my attention because Jill and Levi got together rather quickly. They knew each other as teenagers, but it was instalove when they found themselves both living in the small town again.

I think I needed more character buildup, as well as relationship buildup.

Still, I think this would make a great read for small-town romance lovers.

Thank you NetGalley and St. Martin's Press for an e-copy of GET LOST WITH YOU to review.

I rate GET LOST WITH YOU three out of five stars.

Here is the review I left on my goodreads, social media, and Amazon.

"I'm here for the vibes! This book was a feel good, swoony romance! I enjoyed reading it and there were some very sweet moments that pulled at my heart strings. I was happy for Jilly and Levi while reading this book! Levi was very sweet and caring towards Ollie as well, and I loved that for them.

This book may not be for everyone, but I loved the continuation of this series and will be looking forward to reading about Gray's happy ending some day while getting updates about Beck and Presley along with Jilly and Levi.

But seriously folks, can we just agree not to tear down an author while leaving reviews? I'm absolutely disgusted after reading some reviews about this book. Sophie (aka Jody) is a REAL human. So can you be a decent human and be kind? Not every book is for every person. Authors understand that not everyone will love their books...but that does NOT give you the permission to be rude and disrespectful."

I loved the smores scene where we learned that Levi used to make Jilly a smores when they were younger. Also, the bracelets! My goodness, that was so sweet. Can't wait for Gray's story!

Thank you to Netgalley and St. Martin's Press | St. Martin's Griffin for an early copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. I really enjoyed this book and read it in one day! I loved the characters and the storyline! I would definitely recommend this book.

I liked this, though I feel like the internal monologue of both Levi and Jilly is sometimes so twee and cutesy that it can't actually be expressed by real people. I did think that the conflict was believable, the relationship fun, and I'd like to go visit this lodge on my way to and from Mackinac Island. Will definitely keep reading the series.

I received a complimentary ARC from NetGalley. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own!

I liked this book, but Jillys insecurities could have been handled much better. Yes, she has been burned, but she is in a much better place, and that growth did not show in her actions.

Levi, on the other hand, was such a doll. He's supportive, and he communicates, and he really recognizes and wants his once in a lifetime relationship with Jilly that they did not explore in HS.

The narration was very well done. I felt the emotions came through, and the character variations were obvious.

#netgalley #GetLostWithYou

A sweet brothers best friend story. With little external conflict and good family teamwork vibes, I recommend this novel.

DNF - 54%

This could just be a wrong book, wrong time type situation so maybe I’ll pick it up in the future. I find myself avoiding reading because I’m bored of this book so let’s call it quits for now.

<i>I would like to thank Netgalley and the publisher, St. Martin’s Press, of this advanced digital copy for the opportunity to read this novel in exchange for an honest review! All opinions expressed are my own.</i>

Get Lost With You, by Sophie Sullivan, is her second novel set in small town Smile, Minnesota at the Get Lost Lodge. This story continues with the same main characters focusing on Jillian Keller, while adding in a new main character, returning chef Levi Bright. When Levi was awarded a full culinary scholarship at 17 he left Smile for the east coast and is only now returning home fifteen years later.

As the Keller siblings, Grayson, Beckett, and Jillian, prepare for the second season opening of the Get Lost Lodge, Jillian is dealing with a number of challenges. Her parents are planning a summer long RV journey and Jilly worries they will sell the family home in lieu of life on the road. When Jilly’s marriage fell apart five years ago, she moved back to her family home from Pennsylvania with her young daughter Ollie. Jilly has also been stressed designing new ways to bring in revenue for the lodge, having come up with several plans for group outings. And then, she has been getting messages from her ex husband although she hasn’t heard from him since she left him. And now her gigantic teenage crush and best friend of her brother Beckett is back home.

With all of these things spinning around in Jilly’s mind, there is sure to be fireworks of various kinds. This is a fun and heartfelt tale with well rounded characters and many messages. I did enjoy this book and I do recommend it!

I really enjoyed this small town, second chance romance book. It was sweet and romantic with a small side of spice. I did hate the third act breakout. It made me like Jillian less.

Didn’t love. I couldn’t connect to the characters and found them slightly annoying. A relationship between them didn’t seem feasible or even like a good idea. There was no tension, nothing to make me want to root for them

One’s first love is hard to forget but I can only imagine how hard it would be if he was your older brother’s friend like Levi was. Levi's character will charm the reader and I connected with him on page one.

Jillian is the primary female character. She is portrayed as a strong survivor and yet the author shows her softer, insecure side with expertise.

Author Sophie Sullivan wrote a storyline that was believable and filled with emotions regarding past regrets and life's hurt. Her portrayal of Levi and Jilly's relationship felt real and at times painful. I think that the author’s ability to create empathy in the readers was done with finesse and well thought out.

I enjoyed the inter-relationships of all the characters in the book and would love to live in a place like Smile.

This is a feel-good story of love, family, old mistakes, and new beginnings.

This is a cute second chance romance. I did find it a bit too predictable and a little slow to start. It was a cute romance that someone who enjoys small town cozy vibes will enjoy.

This is the second book in the series. I enjoyed the first book and I enjoyed this book too. I feel each book can be read as a standalone read.
A beautiful story about starting over….finding happiness again.
Single Mom
Second Chances
Childhood Crush
Small Town Romance
Sophie Sullivan delivers a sweet happily ever after story.

Thank you NetGalley, the publisher and author for the opportunity to read this book for my honest review. All opinions expressed are my own.

Get Lost With You is the follow up novel to Love Naturally, will we return to everyone’s fav Family owned lodge for a cozy second chance romance.

Jillian Keller took the long route to her best life, but is now happily settled in her hometown of Smile, raising her little girl alone while helping her brother run Get Lost Lodge. A lover of structure and routine, she doesn’t need anyone disrupting her carefully curated life.
After chasing and achieving his culinary dreams, Levi Bright realizes he’s still missing something he can’t find in a big city. Returning home to Smile, he intends to build a different future for himself, including reconnecting with family and friends, and creating elevated comfort food for a town he loves.
When Levi and Jilly run into each other, past feelings that never had a chance to bloom flare between them… but she’s been hurt before, and falling for her older brother’s best friend seems like a recipe for drama. But sometimes, a second chance at love leads you right where you’re meant to be.

While nothing overly unique or memorable; this book has all the warm and fuzzy feelings that sometimes is all you need! This made me happy and content while reading and I couldn’t ask for more. I highly recommend

I was really looking forward to Get Lost with You, the second installment in the Rock Bottom Love series. I gave the first book four stars but I think it was more of 4.5 stars. Book two is definitely a solid 3.5 this time. The romance didn't flow the way I had hoped, one second they were pining for each other and the next they were together. I remember realizing I was 40ish percent in and they were already together. It made me wonder where this would go if they got together so quickly. I really love the small town vibes and the lodge is an incredible setting. Levi and Jilly were wonderful characters, I just didn't connect with their journey the way I did Presley and Beckett (LOVED getting to see them throughout the book). Thank you to St. Martin's Press and NetGalley for the arc copy of this book. Even though it wasn't my favorite of the series I'm still honored to have gotten an advance copy. I'll be hoping for a third book!

I just… ugh. I wanted to like this because I’ve liked other books by this author. However, this book is exactly what teachers mean when they say “show don’t tell.” This is a book that doesn’t show anything - it just tells. It’s way too fast of a romance and I just don’t feel the chemistry. The “tension” is just so bleh and I was just cringing so much during this entire novel. It’s both forgettable in the storyline and storytelling, but too rememberable as being poorly written. I really dislike when children are used to move the plot forward and somehow are wiser than their parents… this book had that too. It just wasn’t worth the read for me. 2⭐️, 2🌶

As the second in the series set in a small town in Michigan (aka my hometown) this book was so reminiscent of a summer camp love story that it felt almost cheesy at times. When first crushes reunite decades later, sparks are flying again but of course in the more complex reality of adult life. This book, while in the midst of a gorgeous setting and fantastic plot of secondary and supporting characters, felt a bit too easy and predictable - which does make it a perfect beach read!

Thanks to the publishing team & Sophie Sullivan for the ARC - looking forward to what’s next in the series!

Tropes:
✨Brother’s best friend
✨High school crush
✨Friends to lovers
✨Third act breakup
✨Small town romance
✨Closed door spice


Jillian moved back in with her parents and her daughter after her marriage blew up. Four years later, shes’ still recovering pieces of her heart when Levi comes home, too. Now, Jillian has always been Gray and Beck’s younger sister, but why is seeing her for the first time in 10 years throwing Levi for a loop?

Teenage Jillian and teenage Levi both had crushes on one another, but the age difference (two years then is like a second now, right?) and Jill’s older brothers kept them from ever acting on that crush — although Jill certainly tried, much to her embarrassment. Since reconnecting, they’ve both found the missing piece but will they be able to overcome the uncertainty of dating the best friend’s little sister and Jill’s narcissistic ex husband?

This ARC was provided by the publisher via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.

I wished I loved this more than I did. I’m so sorry. I didn’t really get attached to these characters or feel invested in their love story like I wanted to. But I did love the family vibes and learning to care about the right things. The town name really threw me off sometimes. Also the way the story is told in like third person pov really threw me off. The ending and see their romance came to fruition and Levi’s relationship with her daughter made me happy. I just am meh about this book but I think others would absolutely love it!

3/5⭐️