REVIEW: Watching You by Lisa Jewell REVIEW: Sabrina by Nick Drnaso.REVIEW: Come Find Me by Megan Miranda REVIEW: Hunting Annabelle by Wendy Heard REVIEW: Friends Like These by Sarah Alderson #allthebookreviews: Hark! The Herald Angels Screa.Zimmerman The White Christmas Inn by Colleen Wright REVIEW: The Dead Ex by Jane Corry REVIEW: Painless by Marty Thornley REVIEW: Into The Night by Sarah Bailey REVIEW: The Devil's Inside by Adrienne Mee REVIEW: For Better And Worse by Margot Hunt REVIEW: Verity by Colleen Hoover REVIEW: Into the Night by Marin Montgomery REVIEW: The Perfect Roommate by Minka Kent #minkakent.At times it could be a bit too technical but over all, I enjoyed the narrative as a fictional memoir. however, I found the only thing similar would be the potential continual timelines that parallel each other and the back and forth of what could be or could not be as a result of everything thrown in together. I've briefly seen some comparison to Crouch's Dark Matter with this novel. This satisfies my scientific brain, my love for the thought that we could be different parallel lives and the cute, innate love story that was basically the basis of the entire story line. to be completely honest, I wasn't sure I was going to like the book at the beginning but once it got rolling, well, I was completely invested. At times it can get a bit confusing but wow. It gets really interesting right around page 130ish and that's where I started to get really involved with the story. well, I can understand why but really it's a great set up for what happens next. now it's going to get really interesting. Personally, if you can make it to the first summation, then good job. I appreciate the couple of sum up chapters in between the 'big moves' because while my scientific love is being satiated by the story, there's a LOT to digest. Feels a bit like reading a history book about the future but through a first person perspective.

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