Full review took some time, but here it is! 
 This is definitely one of the best time-travel books I have ever read. It handles a topic that's difficult to write without inconsistencies and plot holes (trust me, I know) very well and, not only do I love all the pop culture references (I'm LIVING for those pages that did nothing, but gush about Paul McCartney), I absolutely love Henry. Don't get me wrong, I adored Clare too, but Henry seemed especially real to me. I like how he didn't glorify his power to time travel and the fact that this power actually made him more vulnerable made him even better in my eyes. 
 Man, I'm not much of a romance reader (*side-eyes Love in the Time of Cholera*), but this book was so good. It was so unique! A lot of people I know have seen the movie, but I've actually never seen it. Now I want to, but I'm a little scared it might pale in comparison to the book :') ah, well. One of these days. 
 I will admit, I am slightly intrigued by the sequel about Alba. Hmm...I'll keep an eye out.