Communication is key. This is something that "You're the Problem, It's You" has proven in this beautiful and yearning steeped romance story.

I couldn‘t put it down, and whenever I looked up to check my reading progress, I found that I had read 50 pages since I last checked in what felt like the blink of an eye. The flow of Emma R. Albans' writing is just so incredibly addictive.

This is such a worthy follow-up to "Don't Want You Like a Best Friend“ with just as much tension, wholesomeness, and victorian sneaking around.

All the reoccurring characters and especially the return of the best sapphic matchmakers make this book so lively; I am in love.

I would take another 30 of those right now.