Still Me by Jojo Moyes
If you read Me Before You, you probably fell in love with spunky Louisa Clark like I did. This time around, Lou is in New York, fulfilling her job as an assistant to a wealthy Polish woman. She's trying to maintain a long-distance relationship with Sam the paramedic and meets a Will Traynor look alike.
She loses Sam because the long-distance thing, and because his new partner has a thing for him. She ends up dating the Will look alike, loses her job, and loses the look alike too. But none of this stops Lou. She manages to find a way to stay in New York, and befriends the old lady from across the hall. More importantly, Lou finds herself, which is the best thing of all.
I realize that this is a short and watered down version of events, but, honestly, if you've read the other two books in the series, you're going to want to read this. Lou is the same Lou--quirky, sweet, funny--and I sincerely hope that there's a fourth installment.
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