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Everywhere But Here
Book Review
This book had me absolutely hooked from beginning to end and I couldn’t get enough
Everywhere But Here is about Margot and Theo, two famous influencers. Margot comes from a poorer family, while Theo comes from the richer side of things. They are forced to go around the globe together, for a brand deal, for the Maison Partout hotel chain.
This book had me absolutely hooked from beginning to end and I couldn’t get enough. The drama, and slow burn of enemies to lovers, was perfect and it had great representations of going from hating each other, to liking each other, to love.
I would highly recommend this for those who love romance like me.
About the Book
Margot is That Girl – she’s built her online audience from scratch and though her life looks perfect on screen, her influencing supports her family’s dying B&B.
Theo is seen as a nepo baby – but photography is his ticket to escaping his billionaire father’s control, and the damage he has done to the local community – including Margot’s family.
When they are both chosen to represent a luxury hotel chain on a global tour, they instantly clash. But as they travel together – from the markets of Hong Kong to the Austrian slopes – they realise that their online personas might be just that.
Who is the real person behind the screen? And what would happen if they switch off and just lived in the moment?
Author
Jacqueline Silvester
Jacqueline Silvester has led a colourful life, having lived in a refugee camp in Sweden, a castle in France, a village in Germany, and spending her formative years between Los Angeles, London, and New York, which led her to speak four languages. She worked across poetry, prose, screenwriting, copywriting, and even a viral jingle. She holds a BA in English Literature from the University of Massachusetts and an MA in Screenwriting from Royal Holloway, University of London; she is the author of the debut novel Wunderkids and lives in London.
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Gabriella, 14
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