He does NOT mess around with the whole ‘was it just déjá vu?’ shtick.
And then page 139 started the next four-month loop. , where we were sucked into the first four-month set that lasted from page 13 all the way to page 135. (Sorry 11 and 12, you were blank or had a new chapter title so you don’t count). And then BANG! “My face is mashed sideways against the trunk of a police cruiser when Kate dies for the third time.” The first 10 pages might as well have been electricity for how much they shocked and enthralled me.Īnd then page 13 rolled around. I wondered if it would be a disappointing echo to the insanely bewitched “Before I Fall” by Lauren Oliver, a book about a time traveling teen that is also around 500 pages, which I read a good three or four years ago. As in, ‘bar set for 100 feet and someone jumped to 300 feet’ new height. This book brings ‘time travel fiction’ to a whole new height. And mind you, page 225 is not even halfway through this 500-page beast.īe ready for spoilers, but nothing you won’t be reading in the first 50 or so pages, which is not a lot when you keep in mind this book spans four months over and over. Then, page 225 rolled around, and this book got logged into the ‘will still be thinking about it five years later’ category. It immediately became one of my top ten favorite words.
I knew I’d remember some words from this book when the female love interest, Kate, made up the word ‘craugh’ which means crying and laughing at the same time. Endless staircase showing the main character, Jack King, and the stairs he keeps showing up on throughout “Opposite of Always” by Justin A.
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