The people in this generation are into social media. They send their messages thru e-mails, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and so on. In some instances, we meet people one these networks from different parts of the world, building friendship, sharing of interests and sometimes fate. 
 Graham Larkin, a teen heartthrob and an actor accidentally sent an email to Ellie O'Neil about his pet pig. (Ellie doesn't know she's having a virtual conversation with a teen star.) Their conversation goes on through emails as they get to know each other, but both of them guarded some secrets about their lives. An opportunity comes to Graham and decided he wants to meet Ellie in her hometown. They may both come in different worlds, but they learn on how to cope up with it and adjust in some ways. 
 The story is enjoyable, cute and an unputdownable one. I find this fast-paced than The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight .The characters and their e-mails are really adorable and funny. However, the ending is a bit uncertain and let's just say anything can happen on their future. I think I'm good to leave the story like that as long as they are happy. What I love in this book is that: 
 Happiness is a choice. You just have to choose the things on what you love or want to do in life. Just enjoy every moment as the time passes by. 
 Another thumbs up to Jennifer E. Smith.