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Miles Apart Kindle Edition

4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 518 ratings

~We spent a lifetime chasing firefly dreams~

Jaxson and I devised a life list when we were kids in Holmes Chapel.

Just a few things on that list:
  • Climb the Eiffel Tower.
  • Visit every zoo in the world.
  • Eat peanut butter every day.
But all the promises he made dissolved into dust, so when he comes around years later wanting to go live out our list, I want no part of it...or him. The universe seems to agree with me because everything we try is a disaster.

The heart though—it's a tricky beast; I'm just not sure mine is strong enough to survive Jaxson one more time.

***Miles Apart was formerly titled 5,331 Miles. Same book, updated title and cover!***
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"Angsty, swoon-worthy, and completely captivating. 5,331 miles has everything I love in a second chance romance." ~ Author Claire Contreras

"Many times as I was reading this book, I would pause to ask myself--why can't I write like this? Smart and funny and ever so swoony, 5331 Miles was such an enjoyable read. The story's pace kept me wanting to read more. The diary entries were hilarious, and I was so invested in the main characters that I wanted to be right in the middle of their happy ending!" ~ Author Christine Brae

"It's sooooooooo good! I can't wait for the world to meet them.❤️❤️❤️" ~ Author Kim Holden

"5,331 Miles is quite simply a wonderful look at the trials and tribulations of young love." ~MJ Loves to Read, Goodreads Reviewer

"The story of Mira and Jaxson was a complete whirlwind. The love and the heartache. The past and present reflections. These two give us one hell of a ride." ~ Lisa, Goodreads Reviewer

"This book made me want to keep reading, made me want to stay up past my bedtime to read more, made me remember why I loved to read in the first place. It basically made me fall in love with reading all over again." ~ Jennifer, Goodreads Reviewer

"Willow Aster can weave a story you'll remember for life. Her characters, her ability to give you a visual with her words and the message she leaves you with at the end. This story will take you back to your first love, the crush that brought you from a child to the angst of the teen world and then adulthood. The boy you never forgot.~ Sidney, Goodreads Reviewer

"There is one message Willow Aster makes clear: happiness doesn't just show up. You have to want it enough to work for it." Amy, Goodreads Reviewer

Product details

  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B07P9KQ464
  • Publisher ‏ : ‎ (March 1, 2019)
  • Publication date ‏ : ‎ March 1, 2019
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • File size ‏ : ‎ 3531 KB
  • Text-to-Speech ‏ : ‎ Enabled
  • Screen Reader ‏ : ‎ Supported
  • Enhanced typesetting ‏ : ‎ Enabled
  • X-Ray ‏ : ‎ Not Enabled
  • Word Wise ‏ : ‎ Enabled
  • Sticky notes ‏ : ‎ On Kindle Scribe
  • Print length ‏ : ‎ 290 pages
  • Customer Reviews:
    4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 518 ratings

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Willow Aster
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Willow Aster is a USA Today bestselling author and lover of everything book-related.

Although an introvert, this lifelong writer and artist is convinced that the best part of this career is meeting and connecting with readers, authors, and all of those in this community of book lovers.

For signed books and Willow's website, go to: www.willowaster.com

You can also follow Willow on Instagram (willowaster) and her Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/willowasterauthor.

Customer reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars
4.3 out of 5
518 global ratings

Top reviews from the United States

Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2019
5,331 Miles is the utterly charming coming of age story by Willow Aster. A tale about two lifelong best friends in Jaxson and Mirabelle and the bumpy road they had to take to hopefully find each other at the end. It's the kind of book that simply made me feel good. I fell into an easy rhythm right from the start and I honestly did not want to put it down.

Told in both past and present, which is completely necessary and never felt the least bit tedious, we truly get the whole story. The whys of the fine line of the love/hate that Mira feels for Jaxson. We get to witness firsthand all the horrible teenage angst and the dopey ways in which hormonal boys manage to hurt those closest to them by just being a guy. With each new moment of bad behavior, told from Mira's POV, when Jaxson would manage to damage her heart once more, I cringed for her. Thankfully, the chapters in the present gave us a stronger Mira. Still battling harsh memories and still trying to figure out how to be around Jaxson without losing her very soul all over again.

Oh my goodness. The angst. The longing. The love. All of it is there for the taking as Jaxson finally pulls his head out of his a$$ and is relentless in claiming his girl, his best friend, his Bells for good. But I was so angry at him for what he put Mira through. The bad decisions, the miscommunication, the rush to judgment. It just continued to get worse and worse as her past thoughts continued to threaten what her heart truly wanted in the present.

Even though she put Jaxson through the wringer, something he most definitely deserved, I was happy that Mira found her strength as a 21 year old and she stood her ground, not wanting to be anything more than friends. The almost-constant nudging from well-intentional Mums in Anne and Vanessa, definitely tipped the scales in Jaxson's favor and provided the much-needed comic relief from all the intensity they and I both witnessed. Their own stories were told in the background and that definitely added an additional rich layer to this book.

Combined with great and some not so great, secondary characters, 5,331 Miles is quite simply a wonderful look at the trials and tribulations of young love. Even when both Mira and Jaxson were beyond frustrated with how their story continued to unfold, there was always that hint of fate that they would beat the odds and find their happy in each other's arms once and for all.

With the most satisfying of conclusions, I happily give 5,331 Miles a huge 5 stars!!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2019
A NICE READ but could have been better.
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Okay, so this is my first book by Willow Aster. I decided to read this because I saw Christine Brae and Tarryn Fisher posted this book and I thought, it was Tarryn and Christine, so this must be really good. SO, anyway, I started a sample of this book on my Kindle yesterday morning and bought it immediately after I reached the end of the sample page. I finished this book last night... or I say at 12:30 in the early morning today. I skipped a few words though (alright, I cheated a bit) but I was restless and I wanted to read what happens next. I can't say that I loved this book, but I liked it. But this is the first book (as far as I can remember) that I rooted for the underdog instead of the main character. And I'm talking about the guy here. Okay, I liked Mira. I liked that she's honest and straightforward and she didn't hide her feelings in those situations when others could have done the opposite. I liked her journal entries and the way she talks to her inner self. I liked her attitude, her personality. The only thing that I didn't like about her, is whenever she said she want's to just be friends with him and push him away, but then spend time with him again. She's hot one minute and cold the next. Jaxson on the other hand, he was a bit of an *hole to me. The way he treated her all their high schools years, it didn't sit well with me. He's her bestfriend. He loves her? Why didn't I feel it? He loves her but he kept on running away from her. Did he love Heather? What was his true feelings for her? He put Mira aside while enjoying other girls because he felt he was too young? Because he didn't want to rush Mira? That's not the way for me. It was actually an easy way to lose a girl. That's one reason why I loved Miles. He has a very little part on this book, just appearing at the right moments, but it was always almost everything. He was the one who were there for her every time Jaxson fell short. He was the one who stayed with her whenever Jaxson ran away. I hoped he fought harder though, because he always gave way. Why does the good guy always step aside?! Honestly, weird as it may seem because it's really not usual for me to like the supporting character better, but I did really root for him in the last chapters of this book. I was actually hoping Mira don't end up with Jax, but with Miles. Anyway, so that's my thought. On the other hand, this book made me feel young and happy. There were angsty parts which I loved. I hoped there's more. The ending was satisfying, I liked that it was that way. Seems like I like Jaxson after all. Not better than Miles, but maybe equally.
Would I recommend this book? Yes.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2019
Willow Aster was giving me all the feels with this sweet, friends to lovers, second chance romance.

Jaxson and Mirabelle have quite the story! From birth they are destined to be together. There mother’s, who are best friends , have decided that one day ( as you do) Mira and Jax will be together. They go through their childhood making lists and daydreaming of things they’d like to do together. Until one day when their teens, Jax has to move to America to start a new life with his mother. Thousands of miles apart, they promise to write and visit each other as much as they can but Jax new life and friends become his priority. Mira is left wondering if Jax has forgotten her, until by chance, 6 months later Mirabelle and mother have an opportunity to move to America. Mira and Jax go to the same high school and he introduces her to his friends. But she wonders how there time apart and the friends he’s made have chanced things between them.
I loved all the angst in this book. The push and pull was everything for me. Every time I put it down, I couldn’t wait to pick it back up again!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2019
YA angsty. Cute. G rated. But it’s a nice quick read. Probably not a. Reread. But I enjoyed it. Sweet.

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Simone McPhail
4.0 out of 5 stars Cute and romancy... how I like my books
Reviewed in Australia on April 26, 2020
So much angst, most of it high school drama, but angst all the same. A lifetime of loving and a HEA to boot, surely as a die hard romance lover, I couldn't ask for more? I really enjoyed the story and am only sorry I'm not more articulate to tell you all the ways how.
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