There You'll Find Me is a story about grief, change, self-discovery and falling in love in the process. 
 Finley has been dealing with a lot during the past two years, her brother's death, depression and a few bad turns, so she decides to take trip to Ireland in hopes of finding peace, calm and completing her musical piece for an upcoming audition. And what does she find instead? An arrogant actor [this one is before the plane arrives at Ireland], a bully and a bitter old granny; add a new family and best friend to the mix. 
 Obviously her peaceful and calming trip doesn't turn out to be so relaxing, and soon Finley finds herself going the wrong way again, giving in to the pain that lives inside her and that she so desperately tries to deny, but there's a boy that refuses to leave her, a lady that needs her help and some things she needs to find. 
 The story was beautiful, and even though it circled around religion - I am not a fan of religion in books - It didn't bother me, I really do think it was, somehow, 'essential' to the story. 
 I had my Laugh Out Loud moments, parts where I nearly cry and parts in which all I wanted was to clap [is that weird?] Standing Ovation for There You'll Find Me, and also for Jenny B. Jones writing style! It was poetic! 
 Big Thanks to Netgally for letting me access this book :D!