"Love from here to infinity."

First off, Kori is just as badass as I expected her to be.
But
Being raised by an all sharp-edged-up-tight general who trained her in an ever-prepared-hold-your-head-up-high attitude and she didn't even learn how to swim?
It is just me who see the irish bull?
But trying not to ride this horse, I should say the protagonist is Okay.
If nothing else is anyway.

“This is a bad idea,”
“Most of the fun stuff usually is.”

It is just that the whole story feels kinda weak and groundless. Jumping into other dimensions would not be irksome in other cases. If we could talk about frigging jumping dimensions here, I would give my blessings for sure. However, all these fellows do is they chase some lunatic across the country so as not to let Kori's organs blow into bits and pieces there and there. They are nailing Jell-O to a tree as Dylan is always a step ahead of them, aren't they? Oh! Come to think of it, Kori's has no problem to fall for all the "time-travelling" fudge these two random guys out of nowhere cook up. Nice one, really.

"If I ever find a guy willing to put up with my array of irritating habits and low tolerance temper." - Kori and I are soulmates.

Cade, dear Cade. I put you at the bottom of my book boyfriend list. No offense. But I don't know anything about him except the obvious obsession with avenging the love of his life in their reality who happens to wear the exact same face as Kori's on Earth. What a coincidence! Accordingly, I don't buy the so-called "passion" between the two of them. The attraction, the kisses, the desire are so.... how can I call it? Cheap. I am used to real relationships. Not a faint imprint that of another universe.

"Telling us not to do something was the fastest way to nudge us toward doing it." - this book speaks to me :)

Rating

A rather shaky 3 out of 5.

My last words to this book

I am going to live in vivid colors. ;)