(view spoiler)[Honestly, I read this book cause partly, it's due to Emilia Clarke and Sam Claflin and partly due to the fact that I was curious as people were starting to talk about it more after the release of the movie. 
 In between whether in a good way or bad way, I'd say this book is nothing like I had expected. 
 First, their romance and feelings towards each other seemed to develop rather slowly and it sometimes bored me reading it, but I can't deny that I simply just adore their friendship and most of all their connection, it just felt genuine to me. 
 When Lou was first told about the real reason behind her six month contract, I can't help but to get excited of what was to come and expected more from them. 
 The ending upsets me the most, like more than anyone could probably assume. 
 Well, at least it's not something that I'd expect in a Romance, and probably that's what differs this book than any other book. 
 I was actually waiting for that moment when there were finally sparks between them, but it was not long after 300+ pages!! Will didn't even once say that he loved her too! make it as if Lou was rejected, let alone Lou being not good enough for him, he said. 
 but I'm not wholeheartedly dissatisfied, it's well written! 
 And I can see the reason why it was made into a major motion picture in the first place and how everyone talked about it. 
 It's brilliant too, that I sometimes wonder if jojo Moyes had experienced this herself for it to be this genuine. 
 The ending was just an issue for me, but in a whole perspective, this book is really worth-reading. (hide spoiler)]