Emily never imagined her internship at a veterinary clinic would be in Sunshine, Idaho. It wasn't part of her "plan". She was counting on a posh position in L.A. Whatever, she already has the countdown clock going. She only has to last a year and then she can apply anywhere she wants. She can make it. At least that's what she tells herself until she realizes one of her bosses is none other than Wyatt, the man she had a one night stand with months ago. No problem. She just has to resist his sexy smile and good looks for 365 days. Piece of cake. Really. 
 Wyatt never counted on seeing Emily again either, but he's more than happy they've run into each other again. However, learning of Emily's "plan" and countdown doesn't help. He's no stranger to having his heartbroken by someone he loves; someone looking to move on to bigger and better. So what if the chemistry between him and Emily is off the charts. Who is he to stand in between someone and their dreams? 
 I've only read a couple books in this series by Jill Shalvis, but despite that, these books are great stand-alones. It's good that each book features a different couple finding their way through love. 
 I wasn't sure what to expect from Emily at first. She came off as someone who was so focused on her goals that she didn't care about anything else. I was happy that Jill Shalvis quickly turned Emily around. Emily wanted so desperately to keep her distance from Wyatt, but it turns out he's her weakness. She became this wonderful, crazy, quirky person around him, and it was pretty endearing. Emily is used to taking care of everyone and everything. She can't see putting beside her plan just because she has a connection with a man. 
 I was very happy that Wyatt put up with all Emily's hang ups. But she's not the only one with issues. Wyatt, being a child of parents who moved around a lot, never got a say in his childhood. Always moving before he cold settle down, he never wants to take someone's choices away like his were. Even though he has strong feelings for Emily it's difficult for him to fully express those and it may cost him in the end. 
 One of the only things that I was iffy about while reading this was the back and forth (on both Emily and Wyatt's sides) between their siblings. It seems that both sets of siblings care about their sister (or brother) very much, and they have conflicting views about how Emily and Wyatt should handle their kinda sorta relationship. It got to the point where I wasn't sure what message they were trying to convey on certain points. Were they for the relationship or against it? 
 Despite this, I thought Then Came You was a fun, romantic read. It doesn't take itself too seriously, and it's definitely something that I could find myself picking up when I want a departure from the more serious reading you sometimes find yourself in. Jill Shalvis does set up some interesting side storylines that I hope she will pick up in the next installment of the series. 
 *ARC provided by Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.