SuitabookI'll Find You Where the Timeline Ends
Kylie Lee Baker
- Reading
- Consider reading it in manageable sections and pausing when timelines or the butterfly principle become complicated. Keep track of Mina’s goals, the organisation’s claims and the consequences attached to changing events.
- Themes
- Family, disappearance and persistence: Mina searches across timelines because she believes Hana may remain alive after being erased from existence. The book does not clearly resolve its stance on this.
- Authority, corruption and loyalty: Mina discovers corruption within the Descendants, the organisation intended to protect the timeline, and works with an illegal rogue agent. Corruption is clearly presented as a problem Mina must confront, while loyalty to the organisation is tested by her decision to work with Yejun.
- Changing time and consequence: Mina and Yejun travel through timelines to repair corruption, while the story explains a butterfly principle governing time travel. The book appears to use its fantasy system to explore the consequences of altering events, with explanations intended to untangle the rules.
- Worth knowing
- The central loss is significant: Mina believes her sister may still exist after being erased from the timeline. Corruption, danger and the possibility of Mina being neutralised create suspense; romantic kissing and attraction are also prominent.