Overall this story was okay. I think I would have appreciated it more if I had the read the first book in the series. The author does a good job of filling in the gaps, but I still feel like I was missing out on a little bit of the back story.

I enjoyed the chemistry between Levi and Jillian and how well Ollie and Levi got along. Get Lost sounds like a magical place to visit.

this was so cute!!!! i really do like sophie sullivan her books are just so simple and cute.

this book was very easy to get into!! it started off with a bang. the dire opposite of a slow burn lol - which i appreciate sometimes !

liam was such a cute character i loved him from the start. jillian was cute - i hated her nickname (jilly) lol - but i loved the relationship between the two of them. ollie was such a cute addition to the book. it was cute to see their family grow <3

it was cute and simple and an easy read and i liked it ! yay <3

thank you netgallery for this arc!!!

3.5-3.75 rounded up.

This was a cute rom-com set in a small town with lots of interconnected characters. I didn't read the first story in the "Rock Bottom Love" series, but I enjoyed the story of Jillian and Levi reconnecting after years apart. She's the younger sister of two of Levi's good friends, so she was off limits during high school. He left for on a culinary scholarship and hasn't been home to their island town in Michigan since. Jillian is recovering from hitting her rock bottom, returning home a couple years ago after a messy divorce including lies and financial indiscretion by her then-husband. She's gone into business with her brother, rehabilitating and old lodge.

This was a lighthearted and fun read. I especially liked Jillian's daughter and the interactions she had with Levi and her uncles. Her class trips and the town interactions with the lodge were great. I liked Levi's story arc with his father, the reasons why there is tension between them, and the slow and steady rebuilding of their relationship. The romance between Jillian and Levi was sweet and I appreciated the closed-door/fade-to-black aspect of this book; however, is it strange to say that there may have been too much kissing? Haha! For being a book with no intimate scenes, I felt like the build-up toward the FTB moments were a little overdrawn. The ending also did a good job of wrapping everything up, but there were multiple chapters that felt like "the end" of the book, if that makes sense. It almost felt like I read 3 epilogues instead of one cohesive finish to the story.

Overall, I would read more from this author. I enjoyed the sweetness and even dropped a couple of tears at some of the tender moments, but a couple tweaks could have taken this from good to great for me as a reader.

Get Lost With You by Sophie Sullivan offers a charming, if predictable, escape to small-town romance.
Following a recent divorce, Jillian and her daughter find themselves back in Smile, Michigan, where Jillian reconnects with her old school crush. The familiar backdrop of her childhood home and the sparks that reignite between the two create a cozy and nostalgic atmosphere.
This novel delivers on classic romance tropes like second chance romance and small town charm, and fans of Hallmark movies will undoubtedly find it a delightful read. The story is easy to consume, and the supporting cast adds depth and warmth to the narrative.
However, I found myself wishing for a bit more emotional depth and higher stakes. The overall tone felt a tad too light and predictable, leaving me wanting a stronger emotional connection with the characters and their journey.
Overall Get Lost With You is a pleasant and heartwarming read for those seeking a light and fluffy escape into a world of small-town romance.
Thank you to NetGalley, St. Martins Press, and St. Martin's Griffith for this advanced copy! You can pick up Get Lost With You on February 11, 2025.

Sophie Sullivan is back with another charming story in *Get Lost with You*. Set in the quaint little town of Smile, it follows Jillian Keller, a single mom who's all about keeping things steady as she juggles raising her daughter and helping out at the family’s Get Lost Lodge. That is until Levi Bright stirs things up by returning to town after making a name for himself as a chef in the city.

The vibe between Jillian and Levi is fantastic, with their slow-burning romance feeling real as they both deal with their past issues. The setting of Smile is like a character in its own right, and the lodge serves as a perfect backdrop for heartwarming moments.

With themes of family and rediscovery sprinkled throughout, this book goes beyond just the love story. For anyone who enjoys small-town romances that mix sweetness with some spice, *Get Lost with You* is definitely worth checking out. Sullivan’s fun and warm writing makes this a feel-good read that’s sure to leave you smiling.

The author’s previous books have been hit or miss with me and unfortunately this one was a miss. To me the writing felt stilted and the flow was off. The dialogue didn't read genuine to me and the overall story felt almost juvenile instead of following the story of two 30 year olds, one of which was a single mom.

This was such a fun read! I loved the small town sweet romance! I really enjoy Sophie Sullivan and I’m so excited to read more from her!

This is so cute! I love the details of the characters. One is a control freak in her personal life, and one is a control freak in his career. Both learning how to limit their issues and come together as a great couple! Loved this because it's so relatable it hurts. Also, this cover is great!

This was the first time I have read a book by Sophie Sullivan and I LOVED it!! The book was very entertaining and very heart warming. Thank you to Sophie Sullivan and the publishing company of St. Martin's for allowing me to have the privilege of reading this book early!

Being back in Smile makes me smile! The Keller clan’s stellar plan to get the Get Lost Lodge up and running continues…

Jillian Keller moved back home with her nine year old daughter Ollie, and the two have fallen in love with working on the lodge- Jilly handling events and planning, Ollie doing whatever jobs the grown ups will let her have. Enter Levi Bright, best friend of the Keller boys, Jilly’s childhood crush, and chef extraordinaire. Can they cook up something delicious together?

Another sweet story in our cute little small town in Michigan. I love the energy of the town, the cast of characters, and the realistic romance!

Thanks so much to Sophie Sullivan and NetGalley for a chance to read this in exchange for an honest review!

Get Lost With You- 4.5⭐:
If you want a fast-paced, sweet romance book, then this is the book for you. Jillian and Levi’s teenage crushes on each other help amplify the fact that they are meant to be together. The moments between Levi and Ollie are so cute. Even though I didn’t read the first book in the series, I don’t feel anything about that first book is spoiled and I am actually intrigued about reading it.

This was the perfect romcom for someone looking for a quick and fun read. Definitely a good option to bring on a plane or read at the beach.

I appreciated that this was a fade to black romance and would definitely recommend this to others.

The writing is good, the story not so much. This is a drawn-out tale of two people in their thirties who return to their hometown to find that they love each other, and they always have since school days. I found this story to be rather predictable and a little too sappy and insipid for my taste. Thank you NetGalley for providing the ARC.

I love this romance with Jilly and Levi! It was such a sweet and funny small town romance! This will make you feel all warm and fuzzy on the inside in the best way when reading a romance!

This book was just ok for me. Some interesting characters and a sweet small town setting, but not a very exciting story. Its an ok read. If you just want a light and slow moving romance!

Sophie Sullivan’s Get Lost with You is a heartwarming romance that feels like a warm hug. Set against a picturesque backdrop, the story beautifully captures the magic of falling in love while rediscovering yourself.

The characters are endearing and relatable, with their chemistry leaping off the page. Sullivan masterfully balances humor, heartfelt moments, and just the right amount of tension to keep you hooked. The journey feels authentic, with themes of personal growth and taking chances woven seamlessly into the romance.

Perfect for fans of cozy, feel-good love stories, Get Lost with You is a sweet escape you won’t want to end.

This novel was funny, cute, heartwarming and adorable. I loved reading about Jillian and Levi and watching their love story slowly unfold. I enjoyed learning about their past when they were friends when they were younger and their witty antics as they flirted and got close again to one another.

This novel is one that I highly recommend that you read.

This second installment of the Rock Bottom Love series follows the sister of the sibling trio and her second chance love with her childhood crush, who also happens to be friends with her brothers.

The book was okay - I found the writing to be a bit repetitive and didn’t entirely feel the connection. It is a good choice if you like small town life, low stakes, and a quick and easy to read romance. Ollie, the 9 year old daughter of the main female character, continues to be a standout character in this series.

Thank you St. Martin's Press for providing this book for review consideration via NetGalley.

Thank you to NetGalley, St. Martins Press, and St. Martin's Griffith for this advanced copy! You can pick up Get Lost With You on February 11, 2025.

While I do love a good small-town, second-chance romance, I fear this book was not quite my cup of tea. I found it a bit hard to connect with the characters and get invested in the story (possibly due to the writing style). I also could not get behind a town called Smile, as it felt just a tad cliche. But if you enjoy single=parent, brother's best friend, small=town, second-chance romance, this might be your book!

This is going to be brutal but please remember I really enjoyed book one in this series!! Get Lost With You was mostly boring with a few okay moments. The characters all seemed plain with uninteresting storylines. The book felt too long with unnecessary descriptions and verbiage added in, which is wild because it’s not actually that long. Such a bummer.


Thank you Netgalley and St. Martin’s Press for my e-arc!