I picked this book up from the counter of the campground laundry room because the dryer had only 11 minutes left on it and I didn't have my phone on me. It was cheesy from the beginning, but not so much as to dissuade me from continuing. It was entertaining enough in its exploration of what could happen to the protagonist if she makes one decision two different ways. Alternating chapters tell the stories of these two different paths, questioning the concept of fate. I kept thinking of the Tim Minchin song "If I Didn't Have You," and enjoying the idea of infinite universes with infinitely different lives.