This is probably my least favorite Jennifer E. Smith book out of the ones I've read (This is What Happy Looks Like, The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight, and The Geography of You and Me). In all her books, the premise under which the protagonists meet is usually pretty out there, but this one just seems like a stretch. Not that getting stuck is an elevator is more of a stretch than accidentally emailing a movie star, but some of the other events in the book seem very unrealistic. 
 I also didn't really like this slew of characters. In This is What Happy Looks Like, you felt like you really knew Ellie and Graham because they were both very well developed. There was also a lively cast of supporting characters, where everyone had a backstory and an actual contribution to the story. In The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight, you could understand all the characters and relate to them in some way. In The Geography of You and Me, both Lucy and Owen were very generic and vague. Lucy was a shy bookworm who was always alone. Owen was a mysterious guy whose mom died. I honestly felt like I didn't really know anything about Owen by the end of the book and I didn't really want to know anything about him be jade nothing written about him sparked my interest. All the other characters also felt very blah, taking no real part in the story. 
 The pace felt really slow, and I felt like I was going nowhere (oh, the irony). Nothing really intrigued me except for Lucy's travels around Europe. Some chapters seemed to drag about nothing, while others were really short with a lot going on. 
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