This is officially being added to my list of favorite romantic comedies. It felt like a mix of You've Got Mail and Sleepless in Seattle (and even referenced the films). It was cute, flirty, and fun - with a lovely little side dish of depth and reality.

I typically take my sweet time listening to audiobooks, but I flew through this one because I was constantly wondering what would come next. It didn't feel painfully predictable throughout the story, which I appreciated, in this world of painfully predictable rom-coms.

I would listen to it (or read it) again in a heartbeat. And if you do plan on listening to it, I highly recommend the version read by Carrie Hope Fletcher (the same narrator that did The Flatshare) because she is a GEM of a narrator, and did an excellent job making Nadia come to life!