Review: Where You Are

Where You Are Where You Are by Tammara Webber
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

It was interesting to shift the perspective between the four perspectives of Emma, Graham, Reid and Brooke. I liked the story line and was happy about the character's connection. It was daintily drama filled and full of manipulation.

Emma and Graham have finally made their feelings known and are excited for a potential future together. Graham is graduating soon and Emma has decided to go to college in New York. Now that they communicated their feelings, their isn't much holding them back, except Emma having to go along with a pretend relationship with Reid.
Brooke is tired of being in the friend zone, and she's willing to do anything to get Graham to see her in another way, even if that means working with Reid.
Reid may not believe in love, but Emma was someone he hasn't gotten out of his head, even if it's predominately physical desire, or so he thinks. He has a second chance with her, he may not be a changed man, but she doesn't need to know that. While Brooke wedges herself closer to Graham, Reid is taking full advantage of the movie's PR request to neither confirm or deny a potential relationship between himself and Emma.

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