Thank you to the publisher Trapeze for the copy of this book to review. This has not influenced my rating.

This was originally posted to This Is My Bookshelf

I was thrilled to get the chance to read this after reading What She Left by Rosie Fiore last year (Cass Hunter is a pseudonym). Add a hint of Sci Fi and a comparison to The Time Traveller’s Wife and I’m all in.

If you’re nervous about science fiction, don’t let that put you off this novel. The focus is very much on the people and the relationships. About how someone’s history and memories shapes who they are.

I adored the way this what written, with the chapters from different perspectives (including the iRachel) linking together seamlessly.

The ending could have given us a little more, it was a bit too sudden for my taste. But that doesn’t prevent me from highly recommending this if you’re interested in a story which will suck you right in and give you all the emotions.