At first glance, Tess and Gus are each in a tough spot. Gus is living in the shadow of his perfect older brother's death, and Tess is raising her 5 year old sister almost entirely on her own.
Will fate allow these start-crossed lovers to ever properly meet? And if they do, will they actually live happily ever after?
I've said this before, but I really enjoy stories that are told from dual points of view. That structure in a novel really keeps me interested.
There is much tragedy that befalls both Tess and Gus, and at times it was actually hard for my mama-heart to read. That being said, I just had to know how their story would come together. Wondering how their paths would cross next kept me engaged and reading.
If I had any critique at all, it is that I wanted more in the end. I wasn't finished with these characters. Maybe I just want a sequel??
I loved Kate Eberlen's clever and witty writing, and I look forward to reading more from this author. You can connect with Kate Eberlen on Facebook, Twitter, or her website.
Anyone who loved the movies Serendipity or Sliding Doors will absolutely enjoy reading Miss You.
xo
Jenn
Disclaimer - I received a copy of this book courtesy of the publisher, HarperCollins Canada. All thoughts and opinions are entirely my own.
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