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This was sweet and I wanted to like it but I couldn‘t quite do it. Characters made very big decisions very quickly, decades-old grief and mental health problems had turning points after single conversations, and people who‘ve had two conversations are planning lives together without discussing being in a relationship at all?

Also it‘s petty but the narrator kept mispronouncing Keswick and it grated so much, but the author couldn‘t have foreseen

The blurb does not do this book justice. I was expecting a lighthearted romcom but instead got a lovely, thoughtful story about family, grief, and flawed relationships with a sweet romance built on communication and trust. It has a HFN ending that leaves things open-ended. I liked how the secondary characters had their own things going on off-page, hinting at the next installments of this series