"If ever a couple was 'meant to be' it's Tess and Gus. This is such a witty, poignant and uplifting story of two lives criss-crossing over the years, with near-miss after near-miss...I couldn't put it down." -- Sophie Kinsella

"Brilliantly constructed, with wonderful characters you'll be cheering on, this romantic story is full of poignant moments, has a huge heart and a massive feel-good factor. Engrossing and entertaining." -- Sunday Mirror

"Debut novelist Eberlen develops two wonderfully distinct storylines, but her characters are carefully connected by proximity and circumstance....Eberlen's characters are so real and deserving of love--thankfully it's safe to root for them both, and root for them you will." -- Kirkus

"Eberlen . . . excels in creating realistic characters whom readers will adore-including Tess' unusual sister, Hope; Tess' sassy best friend, Doll; and Gus' impulsive college pal, Nash. Eberlen also shines at keeping the story moving through 16 years of friendship, purpose, and love. Swoon-worthy." -- Booklist (starred review)

"Eberlen's marvelous debut novel captivates and immerses. . . . This worthy, wonderful, and witty read is a must-have for all romantics who believe in hope." -- Library Journal

"Captivating. . . . a compelling story. . . . This episodic, detail-rich narrative breeds suspense as readers grow eager to learn if fate will ever allow these two lost souls--who often feel trapped by the elusive nature of love and happiness--finally to find each other." -- Shelf Awareness

"Hugely enjoyable romantic comedy with a great premise . . . . Thoroughly deserving comparison with David Nicholls' One Day (and I don't say that lightly), this is commercial fiction of the very highest order." -- Alice O'Keeffe, The Bookseller (UK)

"MISS YOU is utterly charming, engaging, moving, a story which is both wonderfully romantic yet also true to life. The perfect summer read." -- Kate Mosse, author of Labyrinth

"I adored this book: it is wildly romantic, heart-achingly sad, warmly funny and really clever. Tess and Gus come from different sides of the social tracks, but share a tragic family history and a serial lack of luck in love. There are numerous points at which they might meet but don't - and right to the end you're kept wondering. . . . It's been widely compared to One Day and deserves to do just as brilliantly." -- Daily Mail (UK)

"An unashamedly romantic novel, but one that also deals with the ongoing and deep-seated effects of grief. Both intricate and engrossing, its real pleasure lies in Eberlen's assured writing with its level of detail and rich characterization." -- Sunday Express (London)