Ratings27
Average rating3.5
Very interesting premise, and it works for much of the time. I found myself alternating between being gripped for a section, then bored to tears for a section. Ultimately, I would say it was a noble but failed experiment, not quite able to sustain interest, despite constantly changing timeframe and focus. But I'll watch out for Abigail Dean's next effort.
Oh god. It's been a while since I've ugly sobbed through the end a book but here we are.
I would have given this book a full 4 stars if not for the very hard to follow back and forth of time perspectives in the writing. It would jump between timelines frequently and without warning (no headers, etc.). Other than that I enjoyed it, but that part was so distracting.