Julie Seagle moves to family of her mother's friends as she finds out her rent-out flat did not really exist.

The family she moves in is completely dysfunctional and falling apart. In their home, she meets Matt, who lives there, and his travelling brother, Finn, who is replaced by a cardboard cut-out to serve their sister's special needs. As she tries to help the sister, she falls in love with Finn without even seeing him via Facebook updates and E-mails.

teenagers looking for light read.

love by E-mails. That is one area which always influences me in a good way.

The slow pace of the book. There were section which wanted me to pull the heroine out and beat some sense into her.

take a psychology course to understand if bad event can have that much impact on a family.

happy at times, and sometimes, sad for the characters. There were chapters which bored me too but they were few.

it is a light read. It won't make you cry out buckets of tears or won't make me laugh out. Just read it for fun.

It is worth one read only, not the kind of book or characters I will like to go into again and again.

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