Review: Until Fountain Bridge
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 14, 2013
Ellie and Adam feature in the book on Dublin Street.  This is their own story.  Ellie has moved in with Adam and it begins with Ellie looking for her journals.  Adam joins Ellie and she openly shares the feelings and thoughts that she had written in her journals about Adam, from quite a young age.  Ellie's love for Adam grew from her early teen years and developed as she grew into a beautiful young woman.I felt an element of sadness for Adam as he reads the angst that Ellie went through and this must have made Adam feel rather guilty.  The story is short and sweet.  My one disappointment is that I wish there had been so much more and that maybe we could have been privy to Adam's view of events.  I really recommend that if you have not read Samantha Young's books - you should do so - you won't be disappointed.  However, be prepared to go on an emotional trip but one that will have you smiling at the end.  If you have not read Down London Road (my personal favourite) or On Dublin Street which is equally as good, I would highly recommend them.