Georgie, All Along: An Uplifting and Unforgettable Love Story

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Perfect for Emily Henry fans. [This] is the love story that proves you can go home again . . . so rich and wonderful’ JULIA QUINN on The TODAY Show I’ve never relate to a character so hard as I have to Georgie (the last character I felt this strong a connection to is Francesca Spinelli from Melina Marchetta’s Saving Francesca) the plot was exactly what you thought it would be. To a tee. In the first 2 chapters, you know exactly the entire book. Levi's history with the town and with his family is so tragic and heartbreaking. His journey towards getting past his mistakes and learning to be kind to himself is beyond emotional. Not going to lie, tears were shed.

Perfect for Emily Henry fans. [This] is the love story that proves you can go home again...It's so rich and wonderful." – Julia Quinn on The TODAY Show Honest and deeply emotional, Georgie, All Along is a smart, tender must-read for everyone who’s ever wondered about the life that got away . . . My Thoughts: But then Georgie comes across a forgotten artifact—a “friendfic” diary she wrote as a teenager, filled with possibilities she once imagined. To an overwhelmed Georgie, the diary’s simple, small-scale ideas are a lifeline—a guidebook for getting started on a new path. To be blunt, the set-up didn’t totally grab me at first. I plodded forward with reading the e-ARC anyway because the idea of passing up a Kate Clayborn novel just isn’t in my DNA. And, to be blunter, the set-up still didn’t blow me away, even after I’d finished reading Georgie and fallen deeply, madly in love with all the characters and their lives and their quirks. The ‘friend-fic,’ a term I rolled my eyes at from the get-go, felt a little odd/weak/silly as a plot device, and Georgie’s epiphany at the end of the novel about her life and the direction it should take also rubbed me the wrong way. Oh, and the impetus for the third act break-up was painfully obvious within the first few chapters. Georgie, All Alongis the best kind of love story: one where each character not only finds love, but finds themselves as well. Georgie Mulcahy is a delight, and the sweet and tender romance she finds, in the most unexpected of places, will make readers beam.” —T. Greenwood, author of Such a Pretty Girl, Keeping Lucy,and Bodies of WaterGeorgie, All Along is my first read + first 5 STAR for the new year, woohoo! What a promising start to 2023 – love this for me Did I just read my new favorite Kate Clayborn? I mean, Zoe & Aidan supremacy 4eva, BUT BUT Georgie & Levi, maybe just maybe have joined them on that top tier?? Levi is introverted and guarded, but so tenderhearted. He has a tough past, he works on himself, and he cares about the environment! *wipes drool* I love Levi, okay? And his sweet dog, Hank. And the way they are so caring toward each other. MY HEART!

Outright perfection!”—Christina Lauren, Kate Clayborn Fanclub Co-Presidents and Authors of The Soulmate Equation A wise and witty new novel that echoes with timely questions about love, career, reconciling with the past, and finding your path while knowing your true worth. I received an ARC from NetGalley and the publisher (thank you!) in exchange for an honest review. ** Please note: This review may not be reproduced or quoted, in whole or in part, without explicit consent from the author.

An Uplifting and Unforgettable Love Story

The book is split about 50/50 between POVs from both Georgie and Levi. I’m a hero-centric reader and, as I said above, I found Levi easier to understand and relate to so of course, I enjoyed his sections more. I loved his baffled attraction, his reluctant welcome of Georgie into his life. How he couldn’t help it. That’s catnip to me. As much as I’m a hero-centric reader, a lot of what I like about a hero is bound up in what he thinks of his love interest I’ve realised. Like here: Levi has been firmly cemented himself as a book boyfriend, the things he thinks about Georgie only rival the things he declares to her.