We learned so much in this book, but I felt hatred for Quinn’s fiance intensified and worsened when her family acted like she was terrible for breaking up with him! I still think of these two books as a duology, and like it, it was unique. I loved seeing how the two worked, but I really wanted to learn the truth about their past since it was so mysterious. There are two more books in this series, and I’m unsure if I will pick up the next two. I know their POV shifts, and I just don’t know how I feel about that character. I liked the HEA we got in this one. I think those books would’ve answered some of the questions left unanswered in this one since I think we learn more about how the whole time-traveling thing works, and that’s the only reason I would pick them up.

This book isn’t quite perfect *cough cough*

pregnancy trope

but I think it’s damn near close.

I just LOVE Quinn and Nick and I love the complexity of the “villain.” I didn’t find the twist the most shocking but that just reaffirms how wholesome and lovely this story is. So much love in these books.