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A review by eneenthralled
Our Infinite Fates by Laura Steven
5.0
I expected to be hurt, I didn't think I'd wind up broken.
I read this on an impulse and I only stopped to sleep.
You see how everything was put together in a non-linear sense of storytelling—which, personally, only helped me better enjoy it. I like when things are being foreshadowed, so seeing them reveal what was earlier mentioned in the next chapter was exciting. Of course, I'm just talking about the method of how Evelyn's and Arden's story was introduced.
Their actual story? Their life, or lives, rather? All their connections? It was a raw type of love, where there's always only just each other. The complexity of feeling everything from longing and yearning, anger and guilt, love and hate, and coming back to the sense of home. In every chapter I broke, little by little. If I could fall in love with this book all over again, I would.
I read this on an impulse and I only stopped to sleep.
You see how everything was put together in a non-linear sense of storytelling—which, personally, only helped me better enjoy it. I like when things are being foreshadowed, so seeing them reveal what was earlier mentioned in the next chapter was exciting. Of course, I'm just talking about the method of how Evelyn's and Arden's story was introduced.
Their actual story? Their life, or lives, rather? All their connections? It was a raw type of love, where there's always only just each other. The complexity of feeling everything from longing and yearning, anger and guilt, love and hate, and coming back to the sense of home. In every chapter I broke, little by little. If I could fall in love with this book all over again, I would.