I was quite apprehensive about picking this book up. How can one move on from Me Before You? 
 Louisa Clark stole my heart in Me Before you and she is back with a reminder of it. Life after Will wasn't easy but Lou has always been special. So when an accident brings her back home and to a support group, it almost feels like she is back to square one - only this time around, she has already had Will in her life. She is once again surrounded by the same friends and family and while much has changed, things feel the same. But this time around, we have Sam Fielding - a paramedic whose job it is to deal with both life and death every day. Can he bring a change? 
 I have always been torn about the ending of Me Before you. On one hand, I felt that the ending was perfect and both Will and Lou needed to go through things that they did. On the other hand, I can't help but wish that Will would have chosen differently. So, in a way this book was the closure that I needed in the world without Will. Jojo Moyes has written another emotional rollercoaster of a book that in its heights will have you laughing out loud. And then there are moments that give you the feels. The book will once again make you question the things that you thought you knew well. This time around the ending did not leave me feeling torn. I just do not agree with the ending that the book gives. Without giving out any spoilers, I just do not think that big events change a person completely overnight. The process is slow and a person needs time to process everything. 
 Though it is not as good as Me Before you, After You is still a good read.