'Jennifer E. Smith always manages to make you fall in love' 5* reader review
Owen lives in the basement. Lucy lives on the 24th floor. But when the power goes out in the midst of a New York heatwave, they find themselves together for the first time: stuck in a lift between the 10th and 11th floors. As they await help, they start talking...
The brief time they spend together leaves a mark. And as their lives take them to Edinburgh and San Francisco, to Prague and to Portland they can't shake the memory of the time they shared. Postcards cross the globe when they themselves can't, as Owen and Lucy experience the joy - and pain - of first love.
And as they make their separate journeys in search of home, they discover that sometimes it is a person rather than a place that anchors you most in the world.
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'Utterly romantic' Jenny Han
'Jennifer E. Smith has a way of writing that makes falling in love as magical as it feels' 5* reader review
'A gorgeous reminder of the power of fate' New York Times Book Review
'Completely magical' 5* reader review
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Jennifer E. Smith is the author of Hello, Goodbye, and Everything In Between , The Geography of You and Me , This Is What Happy Looks Like , The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight , The Storm Makers , You Are Here , and The Comeback Season . She earned a master's degree in crea
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