In the lush, serene setting of a Pacific Northwest island, Joe Goldberg seeks refuge from the chaos of urban life and past obsessions. Swapping skyscrapers for the tranquil expanse of nature, Joe embarks on a new chapter as a librarian, embracing the simple joys of a quiet, unassuming existence. It's here, amidst the stacks of well-worn books and the whisper of turning pages, that he encounters Mary Kay DiMarco. Librarian. Mother. The embodiment of all he suddenly yearns for. Determined to win her heart through genuine connection and support, Joe vows to leave behind his darker tendencies. But love, as he discovers, demands sacrifice and a readiness to blend two worlds into one. As Joe navigates the delicate balance between adaptation and true self, 'You Love Me' delves into the complexities of healing, acceptance, and the relentless pursuit of happiness. Caroline Kepnes crafts a narrative that is as enchanting as it is unsettling, prompting a deep reflection on love's power to both save and destroy. With each turn of the page, the reader is drawn deeper into the idyllic yet eerie island life, where the line between a fresh start and a haunting repetition blurs. In this thrilling installment, Kepnes challenges the very notion of a "happily ever after," leaving readers to ponder the lengths to which one would go for love.