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Book Description 

Production Date: March 24, 2014 

Off and on again it takes crossing a sea to evaluate where you have a place. 

It's been two years since twenty-year-old Jordan had a sweetheart which means its been always since she, well, you know. In any case now she's set for use her lesser year in Aberdeen, Scotland, the ideal spot to quit sitting tight for Mr. Right and simply delight in Mr. At this moment. 

Attractive, sweet (and conceivable player) Griffin may be her ideal, no-quid pro quos match. He's fun, ravishing, and makes her giggle. So why wouldn't she be able to quit contemplating Noah who, minutes in the wake of being trapped together outside the train's loo, kisses Jordan like she's never been kissed previously? It doesn't mind his unimaginable blue eyes, his weathered, explained duplicate of The Great Gatsby (downright English-significant porn)… gracious, and his sweetheart. 

Jordan knows everything in the not so distant future has a termination date. Aberdeen should be about fun instead of sitting tight for life to happen. However E. M. Forster, Shakespeare, and mistletoe on Valentine's Day make her reexamine what adoration is and how far she's ready to strive for the right fellow. 

Publication Reviews 

Audit 

"IF is a book that left me befuddled. Not in light of the plot or characters, however why, goodness, why isn't all the more New Adult composed in this vein?? Pine unmistakably cherishes the English dialect and takes consideration to art her words with affection and heart. I assign this book as: HUG TO YOUR CHEST, SIGH, AND RUSH OFF TO READ E.m FORESTER GOOD." -Lia Riley, writer of UPSIDE DOWN (Foreverromance/Grand Central) 

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"This book hit me with all the feels. A.j. has a method for composing that is so relatable. You feel everything the characters do, as though you are in that spot with them, which is great in light of the fact that you'll need to be in Scotland with Jordan and Noah and Griffin and diverting Elaina. It's a glorious sample of a New Adult, transitioning story and that is got a ton of heart." -Megan Erickson, creator of MAKE IT COUNT (William Morrow/Harper Collins) 

*** 

"Adored, LOVED, LOVED. Add IF ONLY to your TBR rundown on the off chance that you haven't as of now."- -Lex Martin, creator of DEAREST CLEMENTINE. 

This was my first book that I've perused by AJ Pine and it won't be the last. I adore her written work style, and the way she can work out these astounding characters. 

We meet Jordan while she's on a train flying out to Aberdeen University. While on the train, she meets Griffin, who happens to take a seat next to her and begins up a discussion. She discovers that Griffin is a man-prostitute. However he's the most exceedingly awful sort of man- prostitute, he shows at least a bit of kindness. He lets her know he isn't Mr. Right, he's Mr. At this time. 

Jordan runs off to the loo, and in the wake of arriving she thinks that it involved. She is remaining outside the entryway when it opens and the tenant terrains in her face. After the disaster, she returns out of the loo to find that same kid just outside the entryway. It appears to be just as the routes to get back in the train auto to their seats are stuck. 

After he begins to have a frenzy assault she begins up a discussion and they understand they have a solid response to one another. Noah and Jordan get along while being stuck in that cubby territory, and offer a life-adjusting children. At that point Noah gets a quick message on his telephone and the spell is broken. 

Jordan backtracks to her seat with Griffin. They choose since they know one another, they ought to do the visit together for the school the one day from now. When they arrive Jordan candidly meets Noah, and his lady friend. Yep....you saw that right lady friend. Jordan and Griffin begin a relationship, one that is simple and no duties, simply take the path of least resistance sort relationship. 

Noah confounds Jordan, he appears to need her and tries to clarify his circumstance with her yet Jordan would like to hear it. She is harmed that the kiss implied something to her and it didn't him. We learn rapidly that things are not generally what they appear. 

They both do imbecilic things to damage one another, yet they can't stay away. There are such a large number of minutes in this book where my heart was in my throat. I cherish when I join with a book on a level where I have an inclination that I'm the fundamental character experiencing all these feelings. I will be vigilant for books from this writer later on. 

I am so happy I chose to join this audit visit. This book touched all that I Love in a book. It had sentiment, apprehension, the hot book sweethearts, and a champion who I enjoyed. Snatch this one darlings! You won't be sad that you di