This was SUCH a cool concept for a book. Going through multiple universes to find their beloved theater teacher? And seeing different versions of themself? What an amazing way to show the two MCs they could be whoever they want to be.

At first I thought there was no way Priscilla and Marlowe could ever be together, the hatred was just so extreme! Everything came together SO well.

There could’ve been a bit more added to the build up of them being together, but either way I couldn’t put this book down for the life of me. There was so many other details we get that made it all so worth it.

It wasn’t just a romance story, it was about finding yourself and pushing yourself to do the scary things. It was also about letting go and admitting to yourself and others.

This book had me giggling, my heart hurting, and my thoughts turning. I enjoyed watching the two MCs grow closer and really hear one another. This was all pulled together so well, wow.

Thank you NetGalley and Berkley Publishing for the ARC!

This was a hard read from start to finish. To be honest I don’t even know what really was happening the whole time.

It felt like every other chapter had a metaphor and way too many words to describe everything, and because of this the story got lost in it. It’s seemed like it was all supposed to be poetic, but it was too much.

I think it would’ve helped if there were chapters that jumped back into the past so we could get a better backstory on literally everything.

Because we didn’t, everything felt surface level. The romance, the magic, the issue, any real details.

It seemed like it was supposed to be a second chance romance based off of their interactions, but you don’t get any knowledge in their history, only that they had history. I wished there had been more to it to better enjoy their relationship.

Thank you NetGalley and T. Ashley for the ARC.