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jomo_250 's review for:
Our Infinite Fates
by Laura Steven
adventurous
challenging
dark
emotional
funny
hopeful
mysterious
reflective
tense
slow-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Complicated
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
No
⭐️ 3.5 - I loved the concept. The concept of an internal, epic love, transcending centuries and every life time, only to be murdered at their hands … so good. Unfortunately for me, the “epic love” aspect didn’t quite hit.
I liked the characters themselves, albeit I wish the FMC got her act together a little more and made our MMC tell her the truth way sooner than after some thousand-odd years. I didn’t feel much chemistry between them. To love one another so completely int the writing style but not show it in their interactions had me losing in interest around the 57% mark. To have them only meet towards the time they’re due to die meant a soul shattering connection could never really be formed.
However I loved the flashbacks and the idea of them coming back with no consistently - some times both women, sometimes both men, sometimes one or the other. I also liked the ending and thought it rounded off the book itself nicely. Love over suffering always 💕
Not a book I’d re-read but a good first and only read.
I liked the characters themselves, albeit I wish the FMC got her act together a little more and made our MMC tell her the truth way sooner than after some thousand-odd years. I didn’t feel much chemistry between them. To love one another so completely int the writing style but not show it in their interactions had me losing in interest around the 57% mark. To have them only meet towards the time they’re due to die meant a soul shattering connection could never really be formed.
However I loved the flashbacks and the idea of them coming back with no consistently - some times both women, sometimes both men, sometimes one or the other. I also liked the ending and thought it rounded off the book itself nicely. Love over suffering always 💕
Not a book I’d re-read but a good first and only read.