This was really good. It was super interesting to see Hannah’s life unfold in two vastly different ways. I wasn’t sure how it was gonna end, but having finished it I see that it was an exploration of how our simple choices can send us in vastly different directions. So it didn’t have any mind-blowing ending or anything, but that wasn’t the point. We just got to watch Hannah’s simple decision lead her to two incredibly different lives. Definitely thought-provoking!

 This was such a thought provoking book. I really enjoyed this and loved both lives. As usual, TJR doesn't disappoint and is, at this point, one of my favorite authors. This wasn't as exciting as some of her others but I don't think this needed to be. 

This was such a heartwarming and inspirational book! I really enjoyed the writing in alternate timelines, and how the author explored each possible outcome to Hannah’s decision. 
I was really thinking that in each timeline, Hannah would end up in the same place/situation/with the same person/etc. and in some aspects, everything I suppose was meant to happen still happened. But it was still nice to have an ending that made you question how your decisions really impact the course of your life, and make you question if fate and destiny and soulmates really exist. It was definitely a book that gets you thinking! 
But overall still makes you feel good and inspired that even if bad things happen or you’re lost, your decisions are leading you to the right place at the right time and everything happens for a reason, even if that reason doesn’t seem clear to us at the time. 
It also has greatttt character development, and I thoroughly enjoyed the development of the female friendship along with the romances. 

This was a rollercoaster and I want to go again. It made me cry and laugh and I whizzed through it in two days. Definitely going to read more of TJR’s earlier books after this her writing is glorious. 

So far in my backlist journey, this book is better than After I Do although it is dated, especially looking at it from a 2022 lens like woah. That didn’t stop me from reading but it was a little distracting. Anyway, I loved how Taylor took on the multiverse in the fictional sense and we saw two storylines play out. It kind of reminded me of another book where you literally had multiple options and storylines given to for you to create your own story. I loved Jesse’s last line in his speech, that was the highlight of this book and this line has ruined it for men out there because I don’t know if that specific line can be replicated in sweetness and romance. I’m definitely Team Henry. Although I think Hannah and Gabby had a great friendship. I always lowkey thought they would end up together. 

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TJR! You need to stop with these books! My heart cannot take anymore 😭😭 

I'm lost for words! This book really hits and really shows how much your life can change depends on a small decision you make. 

I loved Hannah! I think she represents me in a way! Not entirely sure what to do with her life, especially now as my time at university comes to an end. Unfortunately, my parents aren't as well off as hers so I'm a bit unlucky there 🤣 but it really shows that sometimes you can get lost along the way without even realising. 

When looking at both versions of Hannah's life, I did favourite one story line over the other. Not only was I rooting for the love interest more (TJR men are sweet!!!!!), but i also felt like in this version, she reconciled with her parents after being far away from them for so long and i thought that needed to be addressed ! 

Hannas friendship with Gabby was everything! I loved their dynamic and how they didn't let anything get in the way of their friendship , even at the lowest time! 

This book was amazing and I'm really starting to love TJR as an author! I need all her books ASAP! So can we please have better covers in the UK?? The US ones are so much prettier 😭 

TW: car accident, infidelity, pregnancy, miscarriage, injury