You'd Be Home Now: From the bestselling author of TikTok sensation Girl in Pieces (Rock the Boat)

Bought for niece. She asked for it for a gift. Nice read

One of the best books I've read recently, I couldn't put it down. The characters in this book are well developed, making it a very enjoyable and emotional read. Emmy was a very loyal and protective sister with sweet and supportive friends. But the person I loved the most was Joey. My heart ached for him and what he was going through, and out of all of the characters, he was easily my favourite. His unpredictable nature keeps you on your toes for the whole book, and in some ways, I almost found the ending to be anti-climatic because of this, but it didn't detract from the book as a whole. I would definitely recommend this book. It is well written and deals with such important topics.

Holiday read for me, not an author I had sent before. Good book, easy to read on holiday

i absolutely love this book! kathleen glasgow is an amazing and powerful writer and i will forever love her books. i found it so easy to stick with as my attention span isn’t the greatest however this book had me hooked from the start.

Great story couldn’t put it down .. great price

Delivery was great ,due to having prime , but one of the books pages were damaged & quite visible, so no good for a present anymore

A question on my facebook feed recently asked if all books should have a happy ending? This was aimed at books full of relationships, sex, abuse, love, happy times, sports, babies and such. I did not reply but my answer would have been "Hell No". I do love a good HEA but sometimes a good dose of reality is needed. Emory was specifically constructed to have a happy ever after. The youngest of three siblings of still married, gainfully employed, wealthy parents. High school isn't great but there has to be a blot somewhere, right? Kathleen Glasgow has blotted Emory's copybook so much there is barely space left to write in the margins. She gives the reader insight into many homes an families in this book. There is cancer, suicide, teen pregnancy and Emory's brother Joey. There are some things that the greatest love cannot fix. There is no happy ending but neither is there an UNhappy ending. The best of both worlds.

The book came a little damaged(corner was bent) but I can't wait to read it as I've heard amazing things about it. First few pages are good though

It’s so good, I definitely recommend it

book is good, but quality of book is poor. book came unwrapped and is very dirty/stained. there are also creases on the cover page

just ok

I mean, this book was relatable. Even though I don't have a brother who is struggling with addiction, he was a survivor of suicide and i related way too accurately to Emory, being invisible, being the 'good one' because my parents already have my brother to deal with. But also, understanding my brother's pov.

Love the book