Review: Great second book.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 17, 2013
I received this book from the author in exchange for an honest review.Crossroads starts where Finding My Way leaves off.  Emma is single and miserable.  She thought she could be strong and forget about Nick, be her own person without a man.  She's even more heartbroken after seeing Nick with another woman.  Nick has finally arranged for his trip to Europe in hopes of getting over Emma.  He's working as much as possible to earn money for his trip and to keep himself from thinking of Emma.  A chance encounter at the train station, Emma's been avoiding it for fear of running into Nick, and truths finally revealed start a whirlwind love affair between Emma and Nick.  Nick only has two weeks before leaving for Greece.  Emma invites Nick to stay with her until he leaves, wanting to spend as much time with him as possible.  What will happen to their new relationship while Nick is away?  Can it survive long distance?I liked this book even more than Finding My Way.  I loved how the relationship between Emma and Nick grew.  I loved how they supported each other and the decisions they made.  I was heartbroken knowing they only had two weeks together.  I could identify with Emma and her insecurities, especially after hearing Nick's family talk about him never settling down.  I felt Nick's elation when his mom told him Emma was in love with him.  Megan has a great way of writing that makes you feel the emotions each character feels.  Overall, I loved this book and am looking forward to Seth's book.