The first fifty pages of this book were a mixture of intrigue and tedium, which seems like a contradiction... The overall plot was exciting, but I swear every single day just went 'Morgan made coffee and it smelled great and then she thought about showers and bought loads of fast food and scrolled on Netflix and then got a film from Redbox and fell asleep early'. I don't know if it's standard American behaviour to eat fast food for every meal, but it felt very bizarre to me as an English reader. 

That being said, I thought this was fairly well-written, and the last section was brilliant. Such a great ending, and brought my rating up a star. I also really liked the other timeline that was brought into it - learning the character's backstory bit by bit was cool, and it was an unusual plot.