After You: Discover the love story that has captured 21 million hearts

13 reviews for After You: Discover the love story that has captured 21 million hearts

Gurwinder Singh
Rated 5 out of 5
March 17, 2026
It's too beautiful novel. Well managed story.when I read it definitely I never get bored from it because the story is Written in such a tremendously beautiful way that everyone gonna fall in love with it when somebody read it.
Kaveri Sureshkumar
Rated 5 out of 5
March 17, 2026
A must read romantic fiction !!!!!
Mugunthan G.
Rated 5 out of 5
March 17, 2026
Good read
Sayma Nasreen
Rated 5 out of 5
March 17, 2026
After reading Me Before You, this book is another pleasant surprise. Jojo Moyes continues to give the readers exactly what they want, all those people who were masochist enough to read the second book after spending half an hour bawling at the end of the last one. Louisa's character has grown so much. Whilst we supported Will Traynor and his ability to choose his own destiny in the previous book, even though we hated that he died, this book shows us exactly how his death impacted those he surrounded with in his last moments. Camilla Traynor, mother to the quadriplegic who took his own life, is understandingly devastated. She lost her son, and with it, also dissolved her marriage, her job and her reputation. Will's father married the red-head who we've briefly encountered in the previous book, and is now expecting a daughter. Nathan is working for a big-shot in New York. Louisa seems to think that everyone has moved on, and after doing absolutely nothing for eighteen months, living in London and working as a waitress at the bar in the airport, she cannot stop feeling miserable. She's angry at Will, and she's afraid of meeting people and she's guilty for using the money Will gave her. One night, when she's had too much to drink and is standing too close to the edge of her balcony, screaming at the sky to Will, she hears a girl call out, but is so surprised she falls. Off the balcony. And breaks her hip. Literally. The paramedics are called and one of them is vividly imprinted in her brain. I don't want to give away details of the book but what I'm trying to say is, you won't be disappointed. It'll be a great experience, reading it, but I must tell you, "Waterproof mascara required." Just kidding, the book is great. And you'll give your heart away to the female characters *cough cough* again. You can't help it.
Irfana Anjum
Rated 5 out of 5
March 17, 2026
Worth reading!!