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A review by bianca89279
The Map That Leads to You by J.P. Monninger
4.0
4.5
While scrolling through my library's e-audiobook offerings, I came across this unfamiliar novel. The cover and the title grabbed me so I placed a hold.
Sometimes, it pays to take a chance. To say this was a pleasant surprise would be an understatement. It's basically about two young Americans, Heather and Jack, who meet on a train to Amsterdam. It's a love story, complete with travelling, famous and less famous landmarks, literature discussions and falling passionately in love. I found both protagonists endearing. If I were to put on my critical-cranky-hat, I would say they were a bit too knowledgeable, too articulate and mature. The writing was so good, I didn't mind in the least that it was written in the first person, from Heather's point of view, which usually drives me bonkers in new adult/romance books.
The Map That Leads to You is a beautifully written novel, it reminded me of "Love Story".
Ah, to be young again and to travel the world ...
While scrolling through my library's e-audiobook offerings, I came across this unfamiliar novel. The cover and the title grabbed me so I placed a hold.
Sometimes, it pays to take a chance. To say this was a pleasant surprise would be an understatement. It's basically about two young Americans, Heather and Jack, who meet on a train to Amsterdam. It's a love story, complete with travelling, famous and less famous landmarks, literature discussions and falling passionately in love. I found both protagonists endearing. If I were to put on my critical-cranky-hat, I would say they were a bit too knowledgeable, too articulate and mature. The writing was so good, I didn't mind in the least that it was written in the first person, from Heather's point of view, which usually drives me bonkers in new adult/romance books.
The Map That Leads to You is a beautifully written novel, it reminded me of "Love Story".
Ah, to be young again and to travel the world ...