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Noelle jumps at the chance to make this one last connection with her grandmother. There's just one problem - Paul's grandson is Noelle's frustratingly handsome high-school rival Theo. sight, view or vision? View is more literary than sight or vision. It is the only word for talking about how well you can see: I didn’t have a good sight/vision of the stage. Vision must always be used with a possessive pronoun: my/his/her, etc. (field of) vision. It is not used with the prepositions in, into and out of that are very frequent with sight and view: There was nobody in vision. • A tall figure came into vision. Patterns THEO KEEPS HIS SHIRT OFF THE ENTIRE MEAL. IT’S OBscene. My eyeballs hurt from the strain of not looking.
Stunningly heartfelt and sexy beyond words. Jessica Joyce writes with a deeply empathetic pen, drawing each character with profound tenderness and crafting the perfect amount of rivals-to-reluctant-road-trip-companions-to-lovers tension - incidentally, my new favorite trope. I want to live inside this book." - Rachel Lynn Solomon the loss of a loved relative and the following grief was handled with love and care. I really liked the road trip as a way to honour and remember her grandmother while also trying to work through the grief Joyce’s delightful debut skillfully blends love stories from two different times with a photo-ready travel tale.” — Booklist I loved Theo from his very first line in the book. He calls her Shep, which is a low blow, and they are not shy about needling each other and competing all the time, just like they did in high school. Who says their rivalry has to end?
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the brother and his girlfriend didn't feel like they fit into the story anywhere, their characters were very conveniently fit in and then just sort of vanished towards the end?! Jessica Joyce wields razor-sharp prose with emotional poignancy and the perfect dose of unbelievable romantic tension with spice to create an instant classic in the romance genre. I’ll read anything she writes.” —Mazey Eddings, author of The Plus One This is the story of Noelle Shepard, who’s in her late twenties, living with her parents, unemployed, a long distance from her actual dream job, and grieving her beloved grandmother, who passed away suddenly. So, you know, it’s not looking good for her. When she meets up with Paul to find out more about her grandmother’s past, Noelle also comes face-to-face with Paul’s grandson – who just so happens to be her exasperatingly handsome and infuriatingly smart high-school rival Theo Spencer. Sparks fly from the moment they set eyes on each other, and when Noelle and Paul decide to embark on the adventure her gram planned but never went on, Theo tags along – much to Noelle’s annoyance. She doesn’t want successful ‘Forbes Under 30’ Theo to know what a disaster her life has become. But it’s only two weeks. Surely she can hide her failure and survive the close confines of a road-trip for that amount of time? With one minivan, plenty of secrets, and often only one bed between them – Noelle’s plan to keep Theo at a distance is hopeless from the beginning. And the closer their forced proximity becomes, the more their hidden feelings – and truths – slip out into the open.
The story is perfect, it was giving me 2000s rom com vibes the whole way through and I loved it. Road trip + past academic rival + his grandfather ?? Sign me up!Hello! Now that this book is making its way into the world, I wanted to take a moment to list out the content considerations so that you can take care of yourself either before or as you read You, with a View: He goes still before pressing a soft kiss to his spot. No one will ever be able to touch me there again. Noelle is such a wonderful MC, she’s so strong and even after everything she’s been through she is such a kind and giving soul, she is the human embodiment of sunshine to me, even on the darker days she’s still there trying to fight for those she loves.
This delivers exactly what it says it does - a cute romance perfect for the summer! I loved the road trip aspect of the book and I was so happy that the road trip takes place for the majority of the book - it was really great to travel on this two-week-long adventure with Noelle and see the sights, The author has a fantastic writing style that really conveys itself well to the genre and to the vibes of the book, so it was a really enjoyable read, and I thought that Noelle and Theo had really great chemistry!Tell me a secret, I hear Gram whisper to me, and my heart stretches in memory. I blink up at the sky, wondering where she is. Someone’s going to tell me one of yours.” The reason why this book resonated so heavily with me though is that I had my very own Gram, except her title was Maw Maw. She was my biggest cheerleader, the person I could talk about anything and everything with, and the day she died left a hole in my heart that no one else on this earth will ever be able to fill. I could 100% relate to Noelle’s grief journey and the wide range of emotions she felt while untangling Kat and Paul’s love story. Is saying that this book hurt so good a thing? Because it did, and it does. And it will continue to do so. Synonyms sight sight view ▪ vision These are all words for the area or distance that you can see from a particular position. sight the area or distance that you can see from a particular position: I didn’t feel a spark between the MCs. I don’t really know what happened, it started pretty great but they kept so many secrets from each other, plus the fact that the trip wasn’t really that romantic considering Theo’s granddad was with them most of the time and she was working through her grief. So when they started to be intimate with each other I was like hold up a minute, how did we get here exactly?? I felt there was something missing; the build-up didn’t really have any substance apart from them having been rivals in high school but that was years ago at this point (and they haven’t seen each other since) Two high school enemies must reunite for a road trip inspired by their grandparents’ broken engagement in this electric debut romance.**
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