Name: Do I Know You?
ISBN: 9780593201954

Emily Wibberley

Austin Siegemund-Broka

Do I Know You?

what i liked about this book is that it somehow represents realistic image of being married for years. i read this to get tips if ever i get married and i liked their idea of fixing the missing things in their marriage. im already liking the "marriage in trouble" trope. i loved that there's no involvement of cheating or any form of violence, just them two. i learned that even though you're married for years, you still didn't know your spouse and how important it is to communicate your thoughts, to show honesty towards each other. 

i also liked how eliza fixed her relationship with her sister first (i thought it will not be focused in the story). i loved how eliza and graham fixed their marriage and how the game helped them to better know each other's flaws and shortcomings.

stephie

what i liked about this book is that it somehow represents realistic image of being married for years. i read this to get tips if ever i get married and i liked their idea of fixing the missing things in their marriage. im already liking the "marriage in trouble" trope. i loved that there's no involvement of cheating or any form of violence, just them two. i learned that even though you're married for years, you still didn't know your spouse and how important it is to communicate your thoughts, to show honesty towards each other. 

i also liked how eliza fixed her relationship with her sister first (i thought it will not be focused in the story). i loved how eliza and graham fixed their marriage and how the game helped them to better know each other's flaws and shortcomings.

3.8 this book was cuteeee, i didn’t really love either characters but they are good! i think the idea is very interesting but lowkey had too many words…… but i really want to stay at a hotel now

debbie <3

Really fun book, enjoyed every minute of it. Interesting marriage in trouble trope showing how important constant communication is. 

“I vow to never stop getting to know you. To believe in myself because—believing in myself is believing in us.”

gishelle

Really fun book, enjoyed every minute of it. Interesting marriage in trouble trope showing how important constant communication is. 

“I vow to never stop getting to know you. To believe in myself because—believing in myself is believing in us.”

Bria

I feel like this plot could’ve easily gone off the rails but Wibberley and Siegmund-Broka did it so well. I have to read more from them!

Riya

Marriage in crisis trope is quickly becoming one of my favs! I love the growth that happens in these books.

I also love this one especially because of the "fake dating" aspect. I found myself quickly falling in love with Graham and Eliza. 

The resort they visit for their 5 year anniversary trip sounds so lovely and makes me want to book a vacation.

Brittany Peterson

Marriage in crisis trope is quickly becoming one of my favs! I love the growth that happens in these books.

I also love this one especially because of the "fake dating" aspect. I found myself quickly falling in love with Graham and Eliza. 

The resort they visit for their 5 year anniversary trip sounds so lovely and makes me want to book a vacation.

farrah 

this might be the first time i was more interested in a side character (david) over the main couple lol

loren

The entire story is set within about a week, which was so short, but I liked how the story went. I would've liked to know more about who the characters are, as I feel like it was just a short glimpse into them. And because of this, I didn't really get a full grasp into their marriage and how this little week could really change their shaky foundation; but it's nice to know that they are taking the steps to fixing things.

Sarah Campbell

A cute, relaxed read. 

The entire story is set within about a week, which was so short, but I liked how the story went. I would've liked to know more about who the characters are, as I feel like it was just a short glimpse into them. And because of this, I didn't really get a full grasp into their marriage and how this little week could really change their shaky foundation; but it's nice to know that they are taking the steps to fixing things.

4/5 stars!

I really liked the beginning and thought it had potential, but it just wasn’t it for me. 

I really liked the beginning and thought it had potential, but it just wasn’t it for me. 

🌶️🌶️.5/5 

Spicy, but not too detailed. 

Well done marriage in trouble trope. It’s very character driven, they do quite a bit of processing via dialogue, not so much action but I didn’t mind that because I think sometimes when it’s too contrived (too much focus on the activities at the resort, etc) it takes away from the heart. At first I wasn’t sure if I would like this as I couldn’t personally relate to it very well but I loved how much they were both coming back to each other and by the end this honestly made me a bit emotional.

Abigail

i only liked the first 20% and i was a fool to keep reading in hopes that i'll like it🧍🏻‍♀️

1.5 stars only because i feel guilty giving it a one

menna

i only liked the first 20% and i was a fool to keep reading in hopes that i'll like it🧍🏻‍♀️

1.5 stars only because i feel guilty giving it a one

Do I Know You?

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