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A review by _tarynn
Maybe in Another Life by Taylor Jenkins Reid
4.0
4/5
This was my first read of 2018 and I'm really glad to have picked this up. I read one of Taylor Jenkins Reid's other books back in December and really liked it, so I decided to read all of her backlist books in 2018. After loving The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo and really enjoying this one, I'm very excited to continue her books!
Taylor Jenkins Reid has such a compelling, addictive writing style. Coupled with the short, alternating chapters, I was sucked in right from the beginning. I have to admit that I much preferred the storyline where Hannah went home with Gabby rather than Ethan, but both storylines were interesting and I loved seeing where parts of the different timelines shared similarities.
I really loved the discussions about true love and fate and the overall message that life is a constant shifting timeline, shaped by the decisions we make. I also really loved the female friendship and found family in this.
I knew going into this that I was going to love it, but reading it just confirmed that Taylor Jenkins Reid is a new fave author & I can't wait to read more of her books. Very very highly recommend this one, and I'm very happy I chose this as my first read of 2018.
This was my first read of 2018 and I'm really glad to have picked this up. I read one of Taylor Jenkins Reid's other books back in December and really liked it, so I decided to read all of her backlist books in 2018. After loving The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo and really enjoying this one, I'm very excited to continue her books!
Taylor Jenkins Reid has such a compelling, addictive writing style. Coupled with the short, alternating chapters, I was sucked in right from the beginning. I have to admit that I much preferred the storyline where Hannah went home with Gabby rather than Ethan, but both storylines were interesting and I loved seeing where parts of the different timelines shared similarities.
I really loved the discussions about true love and fate and the overall message that life is a constant shifting timeline, shaped by the decisions we make. I also really loved the female friendship and found family in this.
I knew going into this that I was going to love it, but reading it just confirmed that Taylor Jenkins Reid is a new fave author & I can't wait to read more of her books. Very very highly recommend this one, and I'm very happy I chose this as my first read of 2018.