Rating: 4.5 Stars
Told in the first person. Alternating persons.
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Time is a cruel thief…unless you can steal it back.
As a neurologist, Nick Reilly believes everything can be
explained by science.
explained by science.
But he can't explain her—Quinn Stewart, an irresistible
patient who knows things about him she shouldn't. And insists that at some
point, she was his wife.
patient who knows things about him she shouldn't. And insists that at some
point, she was his wife.
Something else he can't explain: he remembers her too.
Quinn wakes each morning remembering new details of the life
they shared—and she's desperate for the dreams to stop. Because with each one,
she finds herself craving what she had with Nick more than the life—and the
fiancé—she already has.
they shared—and she's desperate for the dreams to stop. Because with each one,
she finds herself craving what she had with Nick more than the life—and the
fiancé—she already has.
Nick and Quinn share an attraction neither can deny, but one
that might destroy everything.
that might destroy everything.
Just like it did before.
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Quinn Stewart should be excited about the happiest moment in her life but something seems off. Nick Reilly is a man who has a lot going on in his life. Our author has created an interesting world for them.
It’s not really a time travel trope unless you think of it as speculative. Usually when I think of time travel, I think more historical. It’s not really paranormal in the sense that I think more out of this world. Science fiction? Can’t really say that either. I could see it as an episode on The Twilight Zone but even then I think this would be pretty tame to what you would normally see. But what I can say is that it is unique. It’s not like any story I’ve read before and that’s part of what makes this a page-turner. You want to see what her characters are going to say or do next.
If you’re like me and have not read any other work by this author than you’ll find that this is a great introduction. She creates characters that seem so realistic that you have to wonder if what they’re going through is possible – after all, remember Shirley Maclaine and her claims of previous lives. There are people who have had déjà vu moments but this is so much more. The author also creates secondary characters that will raise questions that readers will probably ask and they’re nice enough to try and get the answers. What I loved as I got to the end is she created something that stunned me but had me looking forward to when Intersect comes out.
Someone has torn them apart in the past, and she plans to do it again…
As Nick and Quinn piece together the truth about the life they once shared, they discover it was much deeper and darker than they ever imagined. In order to keep history from repeating, Quinn will need to master her unusual gifts—but that means admitting to herself and to Nick why she stopped using them in the first place.
He may never forgive her when he learns the truth, but Quinn is running out of options—because the clock is ticking, and it’s no longer just her life that hangs in the balance.
Elizabeth O’Roark lives in Washington, DC with her 3 children. After many years spent writing scintillating brochures about amniocentesis and heart surgery, she is thrilled to have found a job that allows her to just make s*** up.
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