When Daniel first sees Nadia he's immediately drawn to her so when he spots her on his train a few days later, he feels like he has to get to know her.
But can he simply walk up to her on the tube and start talking to her? Of course not! So he decides to write an ad for 'Missed Connections', a piece in a newspaper for those with missed opportunities to talk to/meet someone they may have noticed on their commutes.
What follows is a series of letters through the paper to each other, a lot of miscommunication, lost chances and some romance to top it off.
If you're looking for a terribly cute, romantic read then this is the book for you!
I knew I'd like this book from the first couple of chapters and found it a quick, easy read. The writing draws you in straight away and you feel as though you could be friends with both Daniel and Nadia, always routing for them to get together.
I think this is a perfect read for summer and I really enjoyed it!
But can he simply walk up to her on the tube and start talking to her? Of course not! So he decides to write an ad for 'Missed Connections', a piece in a newspaper for those with missed opportunities to talk to/meet someone they may have noticed on their commutes.
What follows is a series of letters through the paper to each other, a lot of miscommunication, lost chances and some romance to top it off.
If you're looking for a terribly cute, romantic read then this is the book for you!
I knew I'd like this book from the first couple of chapters and found it a quick, easy read. The writing draws you in straight away and you feel as though you could be friends with both Daniel and Nadia, always routing for them to get together.
I think this is a perfect read for summer and I really enjoyed it!