Until we meet again
Renee Collins
- Reading
- You could read it together or check in after the stakes become clearer, leaving room to discuss how the mystery develops and whether its romantic tension feels engaging or stressful.
- Themes
- Love and jeopardy: Cassandra and Lawrence grow close while his life is at risk. The overview establishes romantic attachment and danger, but does not show how the story evaluates their relationship or resolves the threat.
- Changing history: Cassandra searches for answers about a stranger claiming to be from 1925 and considers changing history to save Lawrence. The premise puts investigation and a possible historical change at the centre, but the book's view of that choice is not established.
- Worth knowing
- Lawrence’s life is described as being in jeopardy, and Cassandra fears losing him. If peril or threatened loss is a concern for your reader, consider checking in as the stakes rise.