I also enjoyed that we got to see so many different time periods. These two characters were truly star-crossed and faced some insurmountable odds, but they managed to come together again and again. The part of the book where the two main characters switched genders really threw me for a loop - but in a great way! I loved how Weyn crossed all bounds - age, gender, race, social status. They each their own defining traits or qualities that they picked up in one life, and carried with them onto their next (which I thought was super interesting!). You had to pick up on certain details and characteristics in order to figure out which characters were the main two, which was the female friend, and which was the male friend. First, I loved how this story was kind of a puzzle in that you were never immediately sure which character was which. Weyn successfully crafted her novel in a way that made me not only interested, but invested. Review: I went into this book very cautiously because I am not a huge fan of romance novels (like, at all). The only way for this cycle is to end is for them to finally live out their timeless love. The only problem is, they never remember their past lives - which makes their romance much more exciting (and challenging) since it starts new each and every time. However, they always meet again in their next lives after being reincarnated. Somehow, one of the two always meets an untimely demise, cutting their romance too short.

This is the powerful story of two star-crossed lovers (whose names and ages - and sometimes genders - are constantly changing) that always fall just short of their destined love.

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