Nadia and Daniel are typical city dwellers, more interested in their devices than the people around them. /that is until Daniel overhears Nadia's discussion and realises she takes his train every morning. Worried about being thought a creep if he approaches her, he turns to Missed Connections in their local paper and hopes for a miracle.
There's nothing wrong with this story. It's a cute novel showing that, even nowadays, we're all far more connected than we think we are. But it's not amazing either. It just -is. One of them posts a message, the other worries about it, they nearly meet but something intervenes to keep them apart, rinse and repeat ad infinitum. It's cute, but nothing special, sadly.
There's nothing wrong with this story. It's a cute novel showing that, even nowadays, we're all far more connected than we think we are. But it's not amazing either. It just -is. One of them posts a message, the other worries about it, they nearly meet but something intervenes to keep them apart, rinse and repeat ad infinitum. It's cute, but nothing special, sadly.