Susanne's Reviews > Everything After

Love. It’s never easy, is it? It is in fact, extremely complicated.

From the outside, Emily’s life appears to be quite simple. She is a Psychologist, married to Ezra, a Pediatric Oncologist. Their love makes her feel wholly special. While she likes her job and feels like she is good at it, oftentimes she feels like it becomes harder and harder to help people. Ezra loves and is consumed by his job. When he loses a patient it destroys him. Both Emily and Ezra want one thing and one thing only. To become parents.

One day while listening to the radio, Emily hears a song and she recognizes the voice instantly. It’s him. Her first love: Rob. As for the song on the radio? It’s about her. The one that got away. Her heart catches, her throat constricts and every memory the two shared comes rushing back.

Of course Emily can’t help but search the internet for “him” and when she does, her past becomes her present.

Turbulent, tumultuous, and full of crazy emotions, this book will make you examine love and what’s meant to be. “Everything After” is compelling and captivating and full of heart.

A huge thank you to Edelweiss, Penguin Publishing Group - G.P. Putnam’s Sons and Jill Santopolo for the arc.

Published on Edelweiss and Goodreads on 8.23.20.