Our Stop follows Nadia who tries to get the 7:30 tube every morning, and Daniel who actually does get the 7:30 tube every morning.
One morning, Daniel puts an add in the missed connections section of the paper about Nadia, and a back and forth flirtation begins.
Our Stop was such a cute and enjoyable read! The only one small niggle I had, was really a good thing... I found myself frustrated a times with the whole "will they wont they" and missed chances, but really, isn't that a sign of a good book? It shows how engaged the author made me and how I was rooting for Nadia and Daniel. It was a slow burn which was really satisfying at the end.
I know that some people don't enjoy dual POV but it worked so well for this book. In a romance, I often yearn to know both characters feelings and I really appreciate books, like this one, that give you that.
Both characters had some interesting friendship dynamics. Nadia had a strong group of supportive female friends and Daniel had one work friend, Romeo who was so kind. Daniel also had a flatmate who he had a slightly strained relationship but it showed so much growth which was fun to read.
I would definitely recommend this book, especially to those who enjoy a good rom-com. I will be checking out Laura Jane Williams other works!
One morning, Daniel puts an add in the missed connections section of the paper about Nadia, and a back and forth flirtation begins.
Our Stop was such a cute and enjoyable read! The only one small niggle I had, was really a good thing... I found myself frustrated a times with the whole "will they wont they" and missed chances, but really, isn't that a sign of a good book? It shows how engaged the author made me and how I was rooting for Nadia and Daniel. It was a slow burn which was really satisfying at the end.
I know that some people don't enjoy dual POV but it worked so well for this book. In a romance, I often yearn to know both characters feelings and I really appreciate books, like this one, that give you that.
Both characters had some interesting friendship dynamics. Nadia had a strong group of supportive female friends and Daniel had one work friend, Romeo who was so kind. Daniel also had a flatmate who he had a slightly strained relationship but it showed so much growth which was fun to read.
I would definitely recommend this book, especially to those who enjoy a good rom-com. I will be checking out Laura Jane Williams other works!