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librarypatronus 's review for:
The Book of Two Ways
by Jodi Picoult
This premise is one I can't resist, a sort of parallel timelines branching out from a choice - where it's not the typical straight-forward contemporary, but it's not really sci-fi either, and it can explore what choices mean for us, and let us see different things that wouldn't show up in one timeline or the other. I really enjoyed this take on it, even though the author is hit or miss for me. The main character was flawed and wasn't sure what she really wanted/needed, which is where the timelines branch off, and I loved that about her.