I Like You Just Fine When You're Not Around

Wonderful story about family, love, and finding yourself

Tig is a therapist whose one bad day grows into a series of sad and heartbreaking experiences. As the “responsible” one, she takes care of everyone, except herself. Then, life takes an interesting, twisted path and Tig is a fish out of water, unsure but fighting to maintain her sense of responsibility.

I really loved Tig! She is a strong, resilient, deserving of all the good things kind of woman, but like many of us, she's so busy taking care of everyone else to really care for herself. She ends up on a journey that ends with her finally figuring out what she deserves.

This was a heartwarming story. The characters were flawed, but still very human. I liked that no one was perfect. There was a lot of loss in this story, but also forgiveness and joy. It was a good balance.

*Reviewer's note: I received a free e-galley of this book and did not receive any compensation for the review. I want to thank Ann Garvin for letting me read this, I loved it 😊