Review of Fix You by Beck Anderson

Kelly Reynolds' husband Peter gets sick and dies within 5 months. She is left to take care of her sons Hunter, 9 and Beau, 6. Kelly falls into a deep depression. Her sons call their grandma, who in turn gets her to call Joe, her family doctor and her husband's best friend. Kelly eventually goes to California to visit her parents. Kelly runs in order to deal with the pain. Two years after his passing, Kelly runs 2 miles to a coffee shop and has a break down. A stranger stops to see if she's ok and gives her his tea, notices she's shivering and gives her his coat. He then gets a text and has to leave. She looks for him the next day to return his coat, but he actually follows her home and introduces himself as Andrew. She invites him in and explains everything shes' be through. She then realizes Andrew is Andy Pettigrew,a famous actor. He asks for her phone number. Kelly doesn't hear from Andrew for two months, but then she gets a phone call from him asking her to pick him up from the airport and he stays the weekend with her and her boys. Kelly goes back to visit her parents and gets to go to the set to watch him on his latest movie. Kelly finds that in Boise it's easy for her and Andrew to be together but in the movie world, it's much different. They eventually start secretly dating as there's a clause in his contract that prevent him from dating. Problems start to arise, forcing Kelly and Andrew to break up.
It was a decent book. It had some unexpected twists that made it enjoyable instead of just a Cinderella story. It was a little slow at times but overall I enjoyed it.