Harriet and Wyn are the perfect couple and go on holiday every year with their favourite people in the world. Harriet is adamant about telling them at their special union in Happy Place, but she realizes that Sabrina already invited Wyn to their cottage, and Wyn acts like they're still together. i know that harry had problems with her job, but throughout the novel she reaffirmed that though it was hard, she enjoyed her job. if that old wives tale about the wind is true, i’d be so blind rn i wouldn’t have been able to finish reading the book. She not only plays the strings of my heart but is also a soul whisperer by writing the most unforgettable love stories.

the friendships and connections in this book is so strong, but it also tackles how friendships can change over time as adult friendships can become so difficult to maintain as you age with everyone being in different stages in their life. Sin duda Wyn es el que ha robado mi corazón, el tipo es lindo dese el primer momento con su encanto juvenil y su coqueteo constante pero a medida que la historia avanza también descubrimos sus miedos e inseguridades. I’m not saying romances can’t deal with real issues and hard topics, but frankly it just didn’t make for an interesting read and it overshadowed the romance. Harriet tries to hope by going to her happy place – but what’s that when the house is to be sold and Wyn is no longer in her life? He was with sabrina for 10 years or whatever but got annoyed at her for reacting the way she did and didn't think of finding her after she was gone for the whole day?There is just one small problem with this plan - perfect couple Harriet and Wyn have actually been broken up for 6 months and neglected to tell their friends. Every touch, every word had its own importance in the way their relationship flourished and tarnished. Not only will they make you happy, her latest may just make you fall in love with falling in love again. She is entirely relatable; she is riddled with self-doubt and I appreciated her struggle to please those around her and form herself into what she thought the people she loved needed her to be while sacrificing her own wants and desires.

There was "a lot" of tension going on between Harriet and Wyn from the beginning, but when the sex scene finally came, it disappeared and felt dull. Harriet and Wyn have been the perfect couple since they met in college—they go together like salt and pepper, honey and tea, lobster and rolls.Real Life’ felt as good as only real life can feel: not enough, bleak, where you find yourself drowning without even realising it, not knowing how you got there and with just enough happy moments felt in between to keep going.