I absolutely loved this book and the way the author executed the plot. The theme of how one small decision can completely change a life is one of my favorites, and I think it was done so beautifully here. I was especially impressed knowing this is a debut novel, the way the author handled multiple versions of the same characters and made them feel distinct was incredible. I also liked how, even across different paths, certain traits and connections stayed consistent, which made everything feel intentional and realistic. In a strange way, I appreciated how each storyline had some level of tragedy, because it reflected the idea that life isn’t perfect no matter what choices you make. It all felt very honest and grounded, even with the bigger concept. Overall, I thought this book was amazing, and I’d love to read more from this author and others with similar themes.

Oh, that was so cute. It started off a bit slow and I wasn’t totally sure where it was going at first, but I ended up loving this epilogue book. It gave me the closure I needed, and now I can finally sleep knowing they’re together. I’m really excited to start the new spinoff series.

I’m so sad the series is over, but I have to admit I was a little disappointed with this final book. I expected more depth in Aaron and Ella’s relationship, especially after learning how long they’ve known each other, it didn’t feel as complex as it could have been. I also found the revolution a bit too easy and oversimplified for such a complex world, which made it feel less realistic. Since this was the last book, I was hoping for more answers and a deeper exploration of the future, rather than mostly focusing on the romance ending. It also felt similar to the previous book, where big ideas and themes were introduced but not fully explored. That said, I still enjoyed it overall, and it did wrap up the story in a satisfying enough way. I think my disappointment mostly comes from higher expectations and wanting just a bit more closure.