Sandra's Reviews > Everything Between Us

I like the Pink Bean series. I wish we would have a cafe like the Pink Bean in the city where I live. There are so many different women, which all have their place in this series. What I liked most about Everything Between Us was, that not every character is a perfect woman, like beautiful and with a body to die for. This one is about Josephine, the PhD student, who works part-time at the Pink Bean and the feminist Caitlin.

Josephine isn't happy with her body, she carries to much weight, but too little self-confidence. She can't understand what Caitlin sees in her. Caitlin is nearly twenty years older than Josephine, she came back home after ten years working in the US. After meeting Jo at the Pink Bean, she feels drawn to her and she can see the true Josephine. Is she able to bring Jo to see herself with Caitlin's eyes?

It's written from Josephine's POV, and this is good. Bliss is able to bring the feelings of the protagonists in between the pages. You can feel Jo struggles with her uncertainties and body issues. And you can also feel how she slowly overcomes her fears.

Beautiful story with an end which is a little rushed, but I'm sure we will learn more about the two in the next books as well as about all the other women from this group.

My rating 4 stars