A mystery thriller that played with your own natural thought process to piece together the story and the plot while the twists kept coming. Instead, it was well-crafted and finely tuned, weaving together an addictive tale about motherhood, second chances, and protecting those we love. She sees him out the window, but before he can reach their door, a stranger crosses his path and he commits an unthinkable crime right in front of her. She is, she thinks, “an excellent rescuer, has spent all of her life doing just that, and now it’s time to help her son”.

To comply with FTC guidelines, I receive no compensation for the reviews or promotional content posted. There are some fantastic twists revealed at deliberate intervals, and like I said above, although I figured many of them out ahead of time, this was still an entertaining and clever story. As you have already seen the future, it will be difficult for you to face the convincing lies your family members tell. The problem with this book is that it takes some time for the reader to get accustomed to the author's writing style and how she crafted the book.Lucky for Jen, her best friend at work is friends with a renown physicist who specializes in this sort of “time travel”. She embarks on a challenging yet exciting journey into the past to unravel the mystery behind everything that happened.

I like the fact there are genre crossovers here and it works really well, deepening the mystery and sharpening the thrill element so much so you can’t put the book down.To access you ebook(s) after purchasing, you can download the free Glose app or read instantly on your browser by logging into Glose. All those moments, those interactions, those individuals you come across are unfolding at rocket speed on an almost predestined course.

Each day Jen is presented with a series of new facts, new events, new people as she begins to learn more about her son, her husband and her own life. The physicist that Jen met along the way thought an extreme amount of force would be required to create a time loop like the one Jen was stuck in, but Jen was puzzled by that because she was never hit by a car or anything. There are plenty of surprises in this story and once I got into the swing of what was occurring (and once Jen accepted that it was taking place and stopped trying to figure out the how/why/trying to tell everyone around her what was happening) I was able to put on my puzzle solving hat and go with the flow of what Jen was trying to discover. We know this because we're told many times, usually right after the characters say something mundane and awkward.Her son is charged with murder, in possession of the knife and the victims blood on his hands and clothes. Devastated, she and her husband wait for answers at the police station after he is taken into custody. I really enjoyed the Groundhog Day style of storytelling, although I think the middle began to drag a bit, and we go waaaaay back to the beginning of "the story" to finally figure out the "secrets" and "mysteries" of why this family is at the heart of a terrible crime where a mother has no warning as to why her beloved son would stab a seemingly strange man.

Answers are given along the way, a few really nice twists that I probably should have seen coming, but didn't, and overall I really liked how it wrapped up.many Time Travel books — feel too unrealistic — more far fetched science fiction than I’m comfortable with.