Joe Goldberg is ready to settle down in a a quaint little town. He starts volunteering at the public library where he meets....You. Just kidding, her name Mary Kay. He's determined not to slip back into his old life. So he makes a promise to himself that he will not stalk this woman, he will not google her, he will not get on her social media. But before long they're shamelessly watching and liking each other Instagram posts. Mary Kay wants Joe, he knows she wants him bad. But he can't seem to convince her that they are meant to be together.
First he has to break into her friend group. Right off the bat, he's battling with her feminist warrior bestie and her high school hook up. But he knows another way into her life, and it's foolproof; bond with her teenage daughter, Nomi. After a quick conversation with Nomi about what goes on during their "Gilmore Girls" bonding days, he decides to hop on the ferry to Seattle and "accidentally" run into them. But on that ferry, Joe discovers the truth about Mary Kay. This is what he gets for following his on rules instead of following her.
Once again, Joe grows up.
He really stepped up in Hidden Bodies. He loved Love. He cherished the idea of having a family, but the Quinn's crushed those dreams when they paid him to disappear. He had to start all over, hang up the baseball cap, and create a new, healthier version of Joe. In You Love Me, Joe has his heart set on being a husband and a stepfather. He's determined to make a life in this new city.
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