Who We Might’ve Been (Billie Dixon Series Book #3) by D.L. Pitchford – Review by Angela Hayes

Who We Might’ve Been by D.L. Pitchford
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Who We Might Have Been is the third and final book in the Billie Dixon trilogy series by D.L. Pitchford. It is a wonderful new adult story that explores some of the issues that come with early adulthood, relationships, family, friendship, choices, and learning more about one’s self.
We met Billie Dixon in the first book and have followed her through her journey. So, if you haven’t read the first two books in this series yet, I strongly suggest that you do- as this series is a continuation of a storyline that you need to have all the facts for, in order to fully enjoy this book.
In three books Billie has been through quite a lot and had to negotiate some tough situations. But what I like most about this series is the Billie has grown and developed as the story has progressed- she is not quite the same insecure, introverted, artistic, and mathematically minded first year college student we met in book one. That’s not to say that everything has been smooth sailing since then, far from it- I am just impressed by how far she’s come. I have mentioned in the past that I didn’t really like her much to begin with, but Ms. Pitchford and Billie have won me over since then. This book took me completely unawares, by bringing Dahlia onto the scene- I do remember her from the previous book and I was so surprised with the direction the story took by her addition. I am most definitely #teamXander, so I had mixed feelings about this part of the storyline.
I feel that this book is very much a character driven story- that’s not to say the story is lacking, because it is quite interesting- but the characters are the real gems in this story- they are very authentic, complex, believable and over-all quite endearing.
This is the final book in the trilogy, and my favourite of the series….. but I hope this isn’t the last we see of Billie- the author did a great job tying up the threads of the storyline and giving me some closure, but the way the story ended, leaving an opening to add more at a later date, gives me hope that we may get the chance to revisit again some day!
I wonder what Ms. Pitchford has in store for us next?

Thank-you, Ms. Pitchford!

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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