Emily Henry is a prolific author, and I enjoy her writing very much. Happy Place is her 4th book I read by her and I enjoyed her prose.
As Harriet and Wyn navigate the complexities of their fake relationship in front of their closest friends, they're forced to confront the lingering embers of their past love, and the possibility that their happy place might be a place where they're together. Emily Henry's witty and insightful prose weaves a tale of second chance romance, found family, and the bittersweet pain of letting go.
Happy Place is a perfect fit for readers who adore heartwarming, humorous, and relatable stories about the power of found family, the complexities of love, and the growth that comes from embracing vulnerability, making it a must-read for fans of feel-good, contemporary romance.