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Then there was you kara isaac
Then there was you kara isaac








then there was you kara isaac then there was you kara isaac then there was you kara isaac

After experiencing some tragedies involving the loss of her brother and the loss of some of her dreams for her future, she decides to throw caution to the wind and move to Australia. Paige McAllister lives in Chicago and has a boyfriend who is sometimes (but not often) in the same country as her. Although this novel is fun in so many ways, it is also heartfelt, because Paige has a personal, emotional journey to take, and readers will be able to relate to the emotions involved no matter what their circumstances. If you’ve ever longed to travel to Australia and New Zealand, Isaac will take you there for a fraction of the cost, and just might spur a bit of your own personal growth along the way. There is so much humor in this book that I literally laughed out loud at some of the cultural contrasts, as well as the wry sense of humor that comes out in the back-and-forth between the characters. The author is from New Zealand, and her ability to incorporate the Australian/New Zealand phrasing and mannerisms contrasted with American ones make this book fascinating and incredibly realistic. I found myself laughing and crying along with the characters. This book is heartfelt and touching, with lots of turmoil to overcome. Although you know in your heart they will end up together, it’s not an automatic “given” and that makes this book more of a compelling read than most typical romance novels. The realistic development of the relationship between Paige and Josh had me nodding my head with agreement. And I can’t finish this review without mentioning the romance…ah the romance. Their realistic struggles make them seem more like regular people rather than superstars, which makes them approachable on all levels. I completely fell in love with the characters–flaws and all. Another fantastic book by Kara Isaac! She has a unique way of both transporting you to another place (this time to Australia and New Zealand) and making you feel right at home at the same time.










Then there was you kara isaac