A great book that takes life, love, loss, and history and puts it all into one story! Solid 8/10

This book was amazing. I kept wondering what was going to happen and when I figured it out I was like ‘no Addie!’ (Like she could hear me lol). I loved it. I highly recommend it!

This book kept me very interested, and , although a fantasy of sorts, it never really felt like that, it felt plausible, even though you know it isn’t. I loved the characters and the individual personalities of each, and will miss them and wish there was still more to read of their lives.

Held my interest from beginning to end. Great historical references and character development. Believe the hype…highly recommend. Great read the 1st, 2nd…

I loved this story. It’s one of those books that takes you out of yourself and into each time and place. I rooted for Addie, I rooted for Luc. It was great.

Loved this book. There were some twists and many surprises. Just as real feeling as fiction can be.

I LOVE this book it is so good you can go through 300 years of fun, tears, love and truth with one person. Soooo good I think this is my new favorite book

This book was slow getting started. I felt like the author spent a lot of time setting up the story. But I loved the last half of the book. The author definitely has a way with words and the story kept me enchanted.

I laughed. I cried. I loved. Just.. Wow. I think that’s the best book I’ve ever read.

I’m irritated that Goodreads always shuts down the app whenever I am doing a long review for a book. So for now, I’ll keep it to the point. I give this book 3.5 to 3.75 stars. I would have given it 4, because by the end of the book, I was smitten and I did love all the characters, even the villain of the story. However, it’s not getting 4 stars only because I almost gave up reading the book. I just wasn’t that pulled into the novel until the last 100 pages. If I had put the book down before that, I still wouldn’t have even been able to give it too low of a score because it is written in such a way I can envision all of the characters and the scenery and even the difficult parts to pull off, like when it was time for Luc to take his souls - I was able to imagine the entire thing. Anyways, because it took me about 320 pages to get into the book, I can’t give it a solid 4 stars. However, by the end I was leaning towards a higher score. I have two more of her books in my pile of unread books thus far. Not sure if I’m excited to start the other ones, or feeling a bit of worry that I might not be entranced on that interested until the final act. I will say - I did love the villain by the end. And I think that because the author was exploring that character arc/development a bit more, I found the book more entertaining and interested at that point. Until then, even Henry was pretty forgettable, similar to the first few lovers that Addie had.