Such a sweet story! It was so easy to get swept away in the romance and just swoon! I loved it! It makes me want to go visit a small town and a lodge and get lost in the woods!

This one felt a bit flat. I enjoyed the first one but this felt a little too insta-love meets teenage love that never died. I didn't love the "break-up" but of all break-ups, I did appreciate how honest the MMC was in calling out how scared Jill was and how hard it is to be brave in the midst of change.

this book is a second chance, brothers best friend, childhood friends to lovers, single mom, small town kind of book.

i really enjoyed following along as Jillian and Levi reconnected as adults after their mutual attraction when they were younger. however, i will say that the pacing of this felt off. we had livery few scenes of them when they were younger, just the acknowledgment from their povs that they had a crush on each other. then, in the present timeline, it felt kind of rushed. like no awkward moments, they went from nothing to everything super quick.

i can get that the attraction had remained over the years so it was easy for them to fall back into those feelings, but it still felt rushed. there was no real buildup once they reconnected.

i enjoyed the side characters, i especially loved Ollie, and that Ollie really felt her age as a kid. i also really enjoyed that there was very little spice, as it gave this a more wholesome feeling. i also like how Jillian had made sure to check in with Ollie throughout the different times as her relationship with Levi continued to develop.

the pacing was just what deterred me the most from everything that was happening. so, for those reasons, i give it a 3.75/5 star rating.

Such a cute read!! I read the first book the in the series and enjoyed it, and couldn't wait for the next one! This was just as good!! Such a cute romance!! And the audiobook was so good!!

*Thank you partners @youhadmeathea and @macmillan.audio for the #gifted e-galley and audiobook.*

Just a warning, there is a third act break up in Get Lost With You.

Mind you, it's a very short one but regardless there is one so if that's not your jam at all, please avoid.

I've never minded third act breakups when they are necessary. Usually though it's caused by miscommunication and that just pisses me off. Even with that, since y'all know that that kind of story line isn't my favorite, I really enjoyed the story.

I liked that Levi was all weird about Jilly's past like some second chance romances are. Y'all know the kind I'm talking about when the guy gets all possessive and not in a cute way and keeps insisting that that should have been him all along and getting, frankly, a little weird. Levi simply accepted that they had history with other people, even though he regrets it, but they move on and try again.

Overall, it was a nice and really cute escape. The character development was on point and overall, the story was well paced. It definitely captivated me.

Again overall, I enjoyed it. It was a fun read.

Overall, this was a cute story. Fun romance. However, I couldn’t connect to the characters or the story. I thought that the characters were sweet, and enjoyed seeing them all in love. It was just missing something, and didn’t quite feel finished. But overall, a good story.

I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book, received from the author and publisher through NetGalley. However, all thoughts and views reflected are strictly my own opinions.

I’ve loved every book form Sophie Sullivan and this one is no different! I love how this continued with Get Lost and the whole family, the way that everyone is so connected is part of what makes these books so good

This story had great pacing and even thoigh there's a lo lt of characters they're easy to keep upwith. You don't have to read the first book to read this one. There's close door romance. This author gets better with each book. thanks netgalley.

Thank you so much for the opportunity to read an ARC of this novel.

Unfortunately, I just wasn’t pulled into the first chapters and decided to DNF.

This was a fast read and a nice romance to "get lost" in for awhile. I'm not usually one for second chance romance, but this was a nice mix of passion and sweetness.

Get Lost with You by Sophie Sullivan was everything I love in a romance! Give me a second-chance romance any day of the week, and add in a small-town setting? Yep, I’m sold. This book wrapped me up in that warm, nostalgic feeling I crave in a love story, and I couldn’t get enough of it. The chemistry between the main characters was undeniable, but what really made it shine was the heart of the story. It wasn’t just about rekindling a romance—it was about personal growth, forgiveness, and realizing that sometimes love finds you again when you least expect it.
And can we talk about the side characters? I am obsessed with the way Sullivan weaves in a cast of supporting characters that feel like family. They added so much depth and charm to the story, and I’d honestly love to see more of them in future books. They’re like the cherry on top of a already-sweet romance.
This was the perfect blend of small-town charm, swoon-worthy moments, and heartwarming nostalgia. If you love second chances, small towns, and a cast of lovable characters, this book is definitely for you!
Thank you to the publisher and NetGalley for the ARC in exchange for my opinion and review!

Second-chance romance is not typically my go-to but I LOVED "Love Naturally" with Beckett and Presley, and was happy to return to the Get Lost Lodge and see what was in store for Jilly's journey to her HEA. While I enjoyed this installment of the series, it didn't have the same coziness as the first one, in my opinion. I did love the connection that Ollie brought to the family dynamic and the care that Levi showed for her was heart-melting. I am never a fan of the third-act breakup and that still applies. It just feels like a way to throw in some angst and drama, I don't like it. That said, I will definitely read Gray's story when it comes out and am also curious about the easter egg left regarding Lainey and Graham...I don't know if we need a whole book, but maybe a novella would be cute for them. Also, could we get a map in the third book? I'm trying to picture this seemingly adorable island? Inlet? Archipelago? Peninsula? where all of this takes place, but it's difficult. Give us a map. :)

Thank you the author, publisher, and NetGalley for this ARC in exchange for an honest review.

This was fine. It was cute and sweet but I got a little bored. I think the romance happened too quickly for me...I needed more build up. The conflict leading to the 3rd act break-up felt forced.

I liked Jillian's family and Ollie was super cute. The small town vibes were very cute.

I enjoyed this romcom with likeable characters, the small town setting and dual point of views. The main male character fell fast and had an instant attraction which I don't mind, I liked this aspect of their second chance romance. Overall a cute read.

Get Lost with You gives us:
- small town setting
- single mom
- best friend's sister
- dual POV
- a mmc who is all in right from the start
- a second chance at to act on unrequited feelings from when they were teens

Overall this is a sweet story with very likeable characters in a cozy setting. Their instant attraction and intensity of feelings for one another upon meeting again as adults happened a bit too quickly, but I decided to just go with it as a reader and embrace it!

It was a cute book, but I found it a little hard to get through. But I think that's more so on me than the author. I'm not a huge fan of third pov, for me it makes the book feel very disconnected. I do think it was overall a decent book and for people who don't mind reading in third pov and love cute small town books, this ones for you.

For starters, I love love love Sophie Sullivan and I am usually so smitten with her stories and the love stories she writes - but this one unfortunately did not do it for me. I loved the small town of Smile and the characters in the first story as it helped set the background, but with all the references to the town and history in this one, for some reason it took away from the romance.

I though the hope of rekindling a childhood crush and the hope of finding love after a divorce made for some sweet, heartwarming moments but the way it was written made it seem like they were supposed to have had crushes on each other this entire time and I never felt that once.

Sometimes a story without any drama is refreshing to read, but in this case, without the lack of any tension - it gave the plot nowhere to go.

2.5 stars rounded up
**Thank you to Netgalley and St Martins for the ARC and the chance to read and review. All opinions expressed are my own**

I liked this book. It was a sweet 2nd chance romance. I love books in which the MMC is a chef or can cook. I ended up craving grilled cheese sandwiches and smores. Wonder why?? lol

Thank you, Sophie Sullivan and St. Martin's Press, for giving me an ARC copy of this book to review.

Thank you, Netgalley, the author, St. Martin's Press for the gifted e-book! ❤️ #gifted. My review is comprised of my honest thoughts.

Read this book if you like: Dual pov, single mom, best friends sister, steamy

This was so cute! I loved the previous book, and that couple is present here too. Jill is a single mom who has always liked her brother's best friend. I highly recommend this!

After meeting Jillian in Love Naturally, I couldn’t wait to read her story! As a single mom battling the aftermath of a toxic marriage, her journey to finding happiness was everything I could have hoped for. I’ve read many Sophie Sullivan books, and they’re always adorable love stories filled with delightfully charming settings and flawed characters you can’t help but love. There’s so much heart in her writing. From the tender-hearted moments to the laugh-out-loud ones, you can feel the emotional depth, and this book is once again proof of that. Jillian 100% deserved her happily ever after, and I’m happy that I was able to experience her journey!

Allyson Morgan did an excellent job of bringing Jillian’s story to life through her narration! The pacing and emotion felt genuine and allowed me to immerse myself in the story.

Thank you to RBmedia/Recorded Books, St Martin’s Press, and Sophie Sullivan for the opportunity to review this digital ARC & ALC. All opinions expressed are my own.