A great book for this Meet Me series, I enjoyed the disability representation and i would really recommend it!

I must firstly apologise for the amount of time it has taken me to provide a review of this book, my health was rather bad for quite some time, something that had me in hospital on numerous occasions and simply didnt leave me with the time I once had to do what I love most.

Unfortunately that does mean I have missed the archive date for many of these books, so It would feel unjust throwing any review together without being able to pay attention to each novel properly.

However, I am now back to reading as before and look forward to sharing my honest reviews as always going forward. I thank you f0r the patience and understanding throughout x

After reading Meet Me in London and DNF'ing Meet Me in Hawaii I have decided to not continue with this series.

For fairness to the author I have given this book the average rating.

This was a really cute book with the childhood friends to lovers trope. There was alot of anticipation between the relationship and a heck of alot of healing in the process. This was unfortunately my least favourite of the series so far, as the story didn't flow the way the others did, however that all being said, it was a beautiful story and I really enjoyed my time with Zoe and Finn.

My Favourite book in this series! Sexy, funny, warm, and relatable. What more could you wish for in a summer read? Georgia Toffolo has done it again!

I haven't read the other Meet Me books, but this one works perfectly well as a standalone. Sadly I found it a bit boring!

Thanks to the publisher for granting me access to an eArc via NetGalley.

It's difficult to give a different review to this book series by Georgia. While I enjoy reading them the positive aspects of them are the same for the whole series: light hearted but not superficial, strong female protagonists, realistic characters, romance, modern and relevant topics... I've enjoyed each of the characters' stories in this series.

Meet Me in Tahiti is the perfect summer read. It's full of romance and easily sweeps the reader off their feet.

I thought this was a cute but forgettable romance. It’s not as fleshed out as others in this series which is a shame, but I found it a little underwhelming and cliche in places which didn’t leave me wanting to rush back and read more

I really enjoyed this book! To be honest I loved all the books in this series and I can’t wait for the fourth! This was my favourite out of the series so far!

A wonderful summer in the garden or on the beach read. A feel good story of love reunited. A fiesty woman and a bad boy made good combination holds the readers interest and the beautiful location ads to the romance. Well worth a read.

I love this series! When I saw the cover I had just finished reading Meet Me In London and couldn’t wait to read this book. First though, I needed to read Meet Me In Hawaii and cry all the tears, and I knew Finn was going to be the one for Zoe when Malie mentioned that she thought Zoe had a crush on him way back when. Their paths cross again as adults when Zoe, a travel journalist, ends up reviewing a new resort in Tahiti and it turns out that Finn is the owner.

If you love a good love story, this series is such a wonderful guilty pleasure. The format of getting to know each woman in the friendship group through their individual love stories works well, giving emotional depth especially when the girls come together in person- the exotic locations make it even better. The girls went through a traumatic and life changing car accident together as teenagers, and each has her own personal battles to surmount in order to find happiness in love. It’s a perfect beach read!

I recommend this book and can’t wait for Meet Me At The Wedding. Thank you NetGalley and the publisher for my free copy in exchange for an unbiased review.

I enjoyed this book but felt it was a bit drawn out. Main characters were fun and feisty. Good beach holiday read.

A fun, flirty romance set in a beautiful location. This is book 3 of 4 but can be read as a stand alone.
Zoe has spent her life facing so many battles and after a car accident at age 18 adjusting to the fact she will never walk again. There is one person who makes her weak - Finn. They both share the past but what about their future?
If you love a great second chance romance-this is the book for you. A fabulous set of characters who you instantly warm too.
Can’t wait for book four!

Even though I haven’t read the other books in this series I still really enjoyed it. Easy, lighthearted read. Would recommend!

this is a nice light hearted love story there is a lot of teasing between zoe and finn from being sweetheart friends to misunderstandings along the way but of course all ends with a marriage to a mermaid

While i did enjoy this book, I have to go against a lot of other reviews here and say to me, it wasn't anything that special. It was a nice enough book, romances like this are always enjoyable, but it was ultimately one that didn't really grip me and won't stay with me. An easy beach read, but sadly not much more.

Disclaimer - I was fortunate enough to be provided with an advance reading copy of this book by NetGalley. This has not affected my review in any way, and all opinions are my own.

I enjoyed this, I thought it was a nice, easy read.

Thank you NetGalley for my complimentary copy in return for my honest review.

The third book from Georgia Toffolo.
The book continues following a group for friends but stands alone well.
In this story we follow Zoe, who is a quadriplegic travel writer still feeling the overprotective care of her parents from many miles away.
On one of these trips, she finds herself staying at a luxury resort run by an old acquaintance Finn who has come a long way since she last saw him.
This story is written in Georgia's familiar manner, along the same lines as her last two novels and I really enjoyed it.

If you love a good second chance romance then this is the book to pick up, if you love a fabulous setting then this is the book to pick up also, this is a beautiful romance with fabulous characters that finally get their chance at the love that should have been years before, but of course their journey is little up and down but worth it.

Zoe Taylor comes from a small seaside village, Hawkes Cove, England and has been fighting for her independence practically from birth from her parents and everyone in the village, during her teenage years she has the biggest crush on the local bad boy Finn which again everyone jumps in to protect her, when at eighteen she is in a car accident that leaves her in a wheelchair Zoe becomes even more determined to live her life the way she wants and moves to Australia and becomes a travel writer. Life as she knows it is going to change again when she meets up with bad boy Finn at one of his resorts in Tahiti, and that crush is still there.

Finn had a tough life growing up doing what he could for his mother, but always knew he was never good enough for Zoe even if she had his heart, tragedy to Zoe made him feel it even more but he got on with his life and eventually moved away and made something of his life now a businessman running a chain of holiday resorts, putting Zoe out of his mind, he had to it was the only way to move one but now she is on his resort and all those feelings and memories are pouring back, this time he will not let her down.

A beautifully written story filled with love and romance as two people finally open up their hearts and souls and find that the love that had always been there. Zoe is a strong and beautiful heroine who deserved such happiness and Finn is a wonderful hero who shows so much love and caring, this is part of a series but can be read as a stand- alone and is one that I would highly recommend.