Book review of The Difference Between Somebody and Someone (Difference Trilogy #1) by Aly Martinez


Remi Grey, is a real estate agent who has her own firm. She lives with 2 of her best friends - they've known each other since mid school and love being around each other. Remi's dad owns a restaurant that has always helped those in need - or those her dad thinks are in need. 


Bowen, is an accountant with his own accounting firm. He had a long term love. He hasn't been with anyone in awhile. He's worried that moving on with his love life will make him forget her. 

Remi & Bowen were in a plane crash along with 25 others who survived. They are all waiting on settlements from the airlines. Remi isn't sure she should get anything. Bowen feels the same, he doesn't want anything more from the airlines. Will Bowen open his heart again to love? 

Super twist towards the end you won't see coming! 

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