"Between You and Me" by Angelika Krebs is a profound non-fiction book that engages with the dialogical philosophy of love. The author examines where love finds its place and argues that it is not solely located in the self or the other, but rather between the two. Through the analysis of feelings and their sharing, Krebs illuminates how people can feel and act together. She employs methods from Analytical Philosophy and Phenomenology to explore the significance of shared feelings and to distinguish it from other emotional phenomena such as compassion and emotional contagion. The book offers a comprehensive structural analysis of the phenomenon of feeling-sharing and illustrates these concepts with examples from the love stories of writer Henry James. It is an invitation to reflect on and understand the complexity and depth of human relationships.