A review by rubenstein
The Possibility of Somewhere by Julia Day

2.0

I'm so disappointed to say The Possibility of Somewhere didn't live up to my expectations. From bizarre racist outbursts to baffling time skips to a lackluster romance, I had a hard time finishing this one. Its saving grace came in the form of an autistic boy Eden babysat, but even then, his scenes were few and far between. This book is Julia Day's first contemporary romance and it certainly feels like it. The story reads like a checklist of tropes Day wanted to add: rivalry-turned-romance, parents in the way, backstabbing, family drama, roadtrip, new student, etc etc and, sadly, this just didn't work.

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