An interesting premise which doesnt quite fit timetravel or scifi... During the early 1900s Ursula lives her life over and over - dying and then reliving the same life, each "life" taking a slightly different path as different decisions are made or not made. "Deja vu" indeed. The historical details held the book together for me but overall I was left with a feeling of "meh" - mostly because Ursula's many lives were far from happy. While I am not really a huge HEA fan, in almost all her lives she died in some horrible way and the overall theme was just one of kind of depression really (not helped by the war time details and losses). It was interesting from the perspective of thinking how ordinary everyday decisions can alter the course of events of ones life but not a book I would rush out and recommend to anyone.