WEIRD ( )

Sooo,this book was supposed to be sweet and yes it did get a tad slow at some places. But oh my God did the ending disappoint. I mean this story is supposed to be sweet and romantic and all but boy was it painfully unfair to Theo. The entire unfolding of 5 years of misery to unexplained misery and... what should I call it? Possession by a demon, albeit a kind one, but to lose yourself and your personality completely after two coma-inducing accidents .... Not fair bro, not fair. ( )

Pretty good for the OTT drama and angst lover. Raises hand. This is a story of undying love. Pretty satisfying. I had some thoughts I wish we had heard a bit more explanation of just how much of the hero was Cass and how much was Theo. Along that line I would have liked more thoughts from Megan on why she loved the Theo part of him. I liked the no talking thing but I would have liked a better reason for it.

I am going to check out what else this author has. ( )

An unusual story.
Quite emotional in parts.
HEA. ( )

4.7 stars

Sweet lord. This book. I have always believed in what I consider "magic" since I was a little girl. I cannot count the number of times that I "knew" people or places even though I'd never met them or been there before. I spent more time with therapists and "happy pills" than I could count. Until I finally just accepted it. This book felt like it was written just for me. It gave my magic loving heart something to hold on to.

From the first sentence to the last I was hooked. I don't know why I hadn't found this book before now. This connection, these characters, and this story was poignant and beautiful. It gave me hope. This is why I love to read.

I'm glad that the author changed their mind about Theo. I would have been devastated otherwise. The only reason it didn't get five stars was because I wanted the ending fleshed out a little more explaining their connection. To have the characters talk. To find out why the impossible happened especially with the surprise that shouldn't have happened.

Regardless, this is still an amazing book. Loved the snark, the humor, and all the emotions. More importantly, I loved that the author talked about the possibility that maybe there really is more than just one lifetime. ( )