Find Me I'm Yours    by Hillary Carlip Order:  USA  Can Rosetta, 2014 (2014) e-Book    Reviewed by Ricki Marking-Camuto I have read a few books that try to integrate multimedia elements, but I have to say that Hillary Carlip's Find Me I'm Yours is the best so far ... as long as you are reading on a tablet since a device solely for reading – like my Kindle Paperwhite – cannot click through the links. Luckily, Carlip does recap the sites, so it is not too much of an inconvenience. But why are these sites important? These sites are clues that the protagonist, Mags Marclay, must follow to find the man of her dreams – or so she believes. Mags is a 24-year-old writer for a bridal website who feels like she is quickly becoming an old maid. Her feelings are growing worse since a messy break up, and she starts to believe that every man she sees might be her soulmate. Her best friend, Coco, is there to temper her obsession with a healthy dose of realism, but Mags is determined that the guy from whom she bought a camera – and who left all the clues – is the one. The reader gets to experience Mags' hunt first hand by viewing everything she is viewing and trying to track down the clues with her, an engaging approach. Carlip also threw in some very fun photos that do not necessarily advance the storyline but make the pages flip even faster. The biggest problem with Find Me I'm Yours is Mags herself. She is basically a caricature of a young Millenial, making her wholly unrelateable – and almost unreadable – to anyone not in their early twenties. Yes, I will admit that Millenials (and, according to those who decide generations, I am at the upper range of that group) do have a tendency to shorten words, not just when texting, but also when speaking, so therefore, this was not so much a stumbling block in the dialogue. However, when the narrative had whole phrases of abbreviated words – which I have not even seen in YA novels – it made for very difficult reading. If you are looking for a fun new adult chick lit, Hillary Carlip has crafted an entertaining read. However, you will not find much depth inside Mags Marclay and Find Me I'm Yours. Note: Opinions expressed in reviews and articles on this site are those of the author(s) and not necessarily those of BookLoons. Find more Contemporary books on our Shelves or in our book Reviews