Despite the glowing and infectious declarations of adoration from other readers and friends, the promises of emotional and heart-wrenching storylines her blurbs tend to toss out and the often unique look at relationships she strives to deliver, I’m bailing. That just simply feels like a life-defining moment in a way that catching or missing a subway train (that usually come a few minutes apart) does not. When you sit there and wish things had happened differently, you can’t just wish away the bad stuff. And even though I suspected the truth, I thought that if he never said it, if he never admitted it to my face, then I wasn’t accountable for the fact that it was true. From the acclaimed author of Forever, Interrupted and After I Do comes a breathtaking new novel about a young woman whose fate hinges on the choice she makes after bumping into an old flame; in alternating chapters, we see two possible scenarios unfold—with stunningly different results.

Back where she started, living with her best friend (an awesome black woman and her handsome husband, Mark! When Gabby and Mark get ready to head home for the night, Ethan asks Hannah stay at the bar with him. The intriguing premise and well-drawn characters contribute to an emotionally uplifting and inspiring story. A heartfelt, witty and scintillating journey from one parallel universe to another; Maybe in Another Life takes the concept of fate and makes it tangible and engrossing; I couldn't put this book down!I have no idea what I want to be doing with my life, no idea what my purpose is, and no real sign of a life goal.

Featured by People, US Weekly, Cosmo, Glamour, Bustle, Redbook, Good Housekeeping, Shape, USA Today, and more. As the two alternate realities run their course, Maybe in Another Life raises questions about fate and true love: Is anything meant to be? I have yet to encounter a TJR book that hasn't left a mark on my soul or one I didn't like, and Maybe In Another Life is no exception.Knowing what we know, it is really interesting to see how the author tackles the idea of what’s meant to be. A related moment that made me cringe, is when Hannah and Gabby lay in a bed together and just wish they weren’t straight so they could just simplify their lives and remove all men and just be together tee-hee! For more details, please consult the latest information provided by Royal Mail's International Incident Bulletin. If you’re looking for a book that is original, well-written, will make you think and make you feel, this is one I would recommend.

After I Do is a raw, unflinching exploration of the realities of marriage, the delicate nature of love, and the enduring strength of family. I am convinced that this book was more about Gabby and Hannah’s friendship than the romances combined and don’t try to convince me other wise. Voice is like a tuning fork and each author is sending out their own individual frequency drawing in certain groups of readers like moths to the flame.

Anyways, so many details left untold, just alternative present without much to say about the past or future. At first, I found myself almost expecting/wanting her to be with one specific guy but the more I read, the more I loved the two different options. The romance(s) didn't make my knee shake, but I was more focused on what was going to happen to really appreciate on their depth of lack thereof. This is a heartwrenching nightmare, but also the characters are funny and fun and there are a lot of cinnamon roll descriptions. I understood their reasoning, but I didn’t care for them, so then major things happened I felt uninterested and disconnected.