A place without you by Jewel E. Ann
Hello Books Lovers,
after Fake it ‘til you break it Always Publishing has upgraded, listening to the requests of its readers, and has added in its catalog a new New Adult, A place without you by Jewel E. Ann. A sexy, flowing volume full of pros, like the many quotes from TV series and beloved songs by all that make this story seem more real than ever.
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This is all you will be able to think about at the end of this reading for two reasons. One: because the protagonists repeat it so often that it will remain imprinted in your mind, and two because you will fall in love with them so much that you will not be able to think about anything else, nor to pass on to other readings as far as I am concerned for at least a whole day.
After all, the one between Henna and Bodhi is a real love at first sight that for various circumstances becomes forbidden after the summer, but nothing can really go against love, neither work, nor circumstances. And then Henna – you’ll understand her personality after just a couple of pages – will do anything to make her stay with Bodhi.
Henna and Bodhi met at Coachella and that’s where the spark broke out. Two unforgettable days pass, but then everyone is forced to go their own way, Henna spends the summer traveling around the world, Bodhi instead stays at home to look after her father in a wheelchair.
At the end of the summer, however, the most odd thing happens. Henna and Bodhi find themselves in the same place, at school, she as a student, he as a school consuler, and it so happens that the two also live a few kilometers away from each other. Circumstances says that they do not have to stay together in order not to get into trouble, but fate does everything to keep them from staying away from each other.
Throughout the book they have their highs, their lows, their quarrels, their difficulties, but will they eventually come to have a happy ending? Will they be able to find a way to be together? This is certainly one of those books that I recommend 100%. There were times when I didn’t particularly appreciate the situation, like some of Henna’s impulsive decisions, or some of her choices just to make Bodhi jealous which in my opinion were a bit excessive, but when, all in all, the rest is fantastic the little negative parts tend to be forgotten. And a 4.5 stars does not take them away from anyone.
