Wrong Place Wrong Time

I started this book an hour or so ago, and I sadly come out of it very disappointed. I really should stop trusting overly hyped books, but I make that mistake again and again.

The premise is definitely interesting - a woman witnesses her son murdeirng someone and ends up being sent back in time by a day, and then another day before and then yet another day before, so on and so forth. She needs to piece together the mystery of why her son stabbed that person.

I am not one of these type of domestic thrillers, but the time travel element got me curious. But, damn, was I disappointed. If youve read one or two of these type of stories, you can guess what will take place. And sadly, this one is no different.

It is probably my mistake to try to apply actual time travel logic into this, to try and make it make sense, which perhaps ruins whatever is left to enjoy of this book.

I want to give it 1.5 stars just for effort