Love in Lockdown

It tells us the story of Sophia Trent and Jack Stanton who live in the same building and never meet in person. Jack has some health issues and he’s unable to leave his apartment. Sophia, on the other hand, is able to continue with her job as a teacher, although she also has some health issues.One day Sophie starts crying on her balcony and Jack who lives above Sophia can hear her and they strike a conversation. Soon this becomes the norm for them. Sophia sends treats his way, while he sends special cocktails using a special box and rope to her apartment balcony. Together they start helping their courtyard community.Their conversations and the share of their daily concerns and activities will lead to an attraction.Will their attraction still be there when finally met in person?This is a feel-good, hopeful story written in a time when things don’t feel good or particularly hopeful.4,5 (

A lovely book, cleverly recording all the idiosyncrasies of life in lockdown. Inspired to write a book set in the pandemic and to incorporate all the details that one day may be forgotten. The characters are very endearing and the twists engaging. It is uplifting even whilst dealing with real challenges like epilepsy, kidney disease and of course the pandemic. Real life, real challenges, but a comforting read. Well done!

Loved it and how realistic it was and how it show you both povs. I recommend it and think you will love it and also feel sad when its finished.

Great book, heartwarming and on point,