She’ll take her fat paycheck and in six months, she’ll be done. She’ll do her job and if he wants to be a complete jerk to her, well, whatever. Louisa, though, decides she doesn’t care. He’s moody and sharp and not particularly pleasant to be around (that’s an understatement). Who’s about her same age, and deeply unhappy. She assumes it’ll be some old person she’ll be caring for.īut, of course, it’s not. She’s not at all keen on the idea, but the pay is too good to turn down and in this tiny town, there really are very few other options. When she loses her job at a little tea shop, she’s forced to take whatever job is available, which, it happens, is a six month care-taking position. Louisa Clark lives with her parents in a tiny village outside of London, living the quietest of lives. Until he got hit by a car in a freak-accident and is left a quadriplegic. Will Traynor was a hot-shot businessman, and, lucky him, also good-looking, adventurous, and filled with love for life. Sometimes I don’t get around to writing about a book very quickly after I read it and then, a month or two later, I’m so fuzzy on the details (and the copy of the book has gone back to the library) that writing a post would basically be copying and pasting the publisher blurb.īut Me Before You, which I read 10 months ago, is still sharp and clear in my mind.Īnd since I put it on my Top 10 Books for 2013 list, I figured I should write about it in a little more detail.
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