BOOK REVIEW | Just Haven’t Met You Yet

The story was a light read and a good length, I finished it in about a week but probably could have read it sooner if I didn’t put off finishing it so soon (not because I didn’t like it, I just tend to finish books really quickly and have nothing to read).

One thing that I loved about the book was how modern it was and, SPOILER ALERT, how the idea of Percy being with a woman was addressed within the story. I liked that there was no qualms and it was super honest – she didn’t see herself as gay, but did begin to worry that she might be what with being with a woman. It was handled really well and it was a nice change to see this idea approached in a typical chick-lit book.

I liked the ending, I thought it was simple, without dramatics and made a lot of sense. I also feel like the idea of Percy being so intrigued by her soulmate whilst already in a relationship will definitely divide people.

It definitely got me thinking. If I were in Percy’s position, would I do the same?

I really don’t know. If I knew the relationship I was in was wrong, I would probably be quite likely to. But at the same time, I think the idea of being set up with your soulmate is kind of wrong and that you should meet them in natural circumstances.

All in all, I enjoyed this book and would recommend it for a holiday read this summer – however, having read it once and knowing the outcome, I can’t say it’s a book I’d likely be to pick up and read over and over again.