A review by notguilty
The Meaning of You by Jay Hogan

5.0

Wow! Just wow!

In some ways, this feels like two books, complementary; they flow well together.  The first half is emotional AF.  That’s not an understatement, it nearly wrecked me. Nick and Madigan meet at the worst of times. And I do mean the worst of times. 

Nick is a grumpy bugger at this best, throw in some heartbreaking grief, and he’s a tough nut to crack. Madigan seems to be the one person who can reach him while also not giving in to his tantrums. I love that about him.

This story is about strength, loss, and futures. And both these men are 50ish, and I love that about the story. They’ve lived, learned, and know what it is to know your own mind.

As they get to know each other, mystery and suspense surround them. And in the second half we get thrown into danger.

It was a fascinating story and kept me glued to the pages (and my kleenex box), and I’m obsessed to find out where their story heads.