Review: Excellent Debut.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 7, 2014
4.5 Stars.I am absolutely blown away by this book. What I thought would be a light, easy YA read was anything but. Erin Fletcher's writing about several difficult, and sometimes uncomfortable subjects is absolutely stunning, heartfelt and had me in tears several times.Where You'll Find Me is a book that I have struggled too put down, my housework and laundry is still waiting for me too start it, and I am pretty sure it will be a takeaway or tin of soup for me tonight for dinner as the grocery shopping has also been thrown by the wayside so I could finish Nate and Hanley's story.Grief is the main theme here, and how we all deal with it in our own individual way. Hanley acts out, misbehaves and generally does the opposite of everything her parents expect. Nate appears in her garage one night with secrets of his own, but one thing is certain, he see's Hanley for who she is, and understands what she is hiding from. This story isn't what I was expecting, and it was so much bigger than it's synopsis.I am absolutely stunned that this is Erin's first book, if this is the quality she delivers on her debut, I will be first in the queue to see what she releases next.I only hope that we go back to Visit Nate and Hanley again, even if it is just as secondary characters as I believe there are alot more stories to be told in particular Rosalinda and Misty.ARC provided through Netgalley, and I am absolutely delighted to provide the above honest review.