Williams is also the author of Our Stop, so, since I read so many good reviews about it, I thought I couldn’t pass this one up.

While shooting for Finding Fanny, he and Sumeet went for a short trip to Goa for 10 days, were Anand wrote the first draft of the film. At least two of them would be assholes or if she could find out with whom she wanted to be a little bit earlier which worked better for me. There was immediately a point that the main character Penny had dated a guy from every single race, culture and religion. Penny, always unlucky in love meets a hot new guy and they hit it off, it seemed like the typical will they won’t they sort of thing and then it fell apart.

I also think having three love interests was too ambitious to allow the reader to be on the journey. Williams presented the cancer storyline without any consideration of the ‘show not tell’ style of writing. I recommend this book for people who like a fast paced contemporary love story with lots of drama and a modern take on happily-ever-after.

Even though I decided to give three stars, (mostly I gave those stars to Switzerland-let’s meet in the middle books) I have to admit, it was fun and it relaxed my mood, cleared my mind. out of 5 and wrote "If you are a love bug, Love Per Square Foot will certainly tug at your heartstrings and make you feel giddy. It doesn't feel forced in her books, she just genuinely creates groups of people who are made up from all walks of life the way things are in the real world. The story starts with Penny living and working in London, wondering if she will ever find her special someone to go home to. she simultaneously fished her phone out of her apron, pulling up whatsapp to send a voice note to her sister clementine.It was so refreshing to read about somebody dealing with this sort of thing, somebody living her absolute best life but having to find the emotional and mental strength to deal with her body letting her down. The author puts effort into making their main character very modern and while she has insecurities, is also vocal about feminism and very self-respecting. The soundtrack features vocals by Benny Dayal, Shivangi Bhayana, Udit Narayan, Rekha Bhardwaj, Altamash Faridi, Abhishek Dhusia, Tarannum Malik, Sahir Nawab, and Sumeet Suvarna.