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Ugh, I loved this. My one issue was at the end I kind of was like, what is happening and felt like everything seemed to be a bit much, but in the actual end I did still enjoy it. This book excelled at a lot of things, but particularly transporting me to Italy. This will make you want to book a flight immediately. The other thing it excelled at is the transformation of Katy as she deals with the grief of losing her mother with whom she was so close. This isn't really a romance although there's a touch, it's really a story about that mother daughter relationship and the development of Katy as a character learning to live without such an important figure in her life. She has to get lost to find herself and I thought the author did a beautiful job of that. I just want to eat pasta and drink wine now and go back to Italy.