The entry used the words 'delectable' , 'buttocks' and 'I want to bite them'. 
 What happens when you fall in love, only for your beloved to die. In one life, and the next, and the next? Matthew and Katherine are copies, reincarnations of themselves that are born over and over again, only to meet and fall hopelessly in love, every single time. And every single time, they are tragically separated - dying in one another's arms, failing to complete something larger than both of them. But maybe the next together could be different? Maybe something will change the course of their love all together. 
 The first thing that happened when I bought this book, was my complete entrancement by the cover. It's stunning, so beautifully put together, and with the tag line, 'How many times can you lose the one you love?' it was impossible to not buy it immediately. The back, not so much - the fonts could seriously be improved (sorry I used to edit quite a lot, I'll get to the actual story now). The insides of the book are just as stunning as the outside, both in the writing and the layout. The story consists of four timelines, four romances, four historical settings, and all of that was snugly fitted within 356 pages. Lauren James, you truly are a genius! Excerpts from newsletters, diary entries, emails, articles and maps were all brilliantly used to expand the reader's experience while reading and were just fantastic in the way that it complemented the story. 
 I've got to be honest, romances are't really my thing, so when I picked it up and started reading, I had pretty low expectations. I was bracing myself for something cheesy, unrealistic and annoying. I am very glad to say that it was none of these things! At points it was hilariously funny, with really quite brilliant innuendos and characters with top notch humours. I found all of the characters likeable and enjoyable (except 1745 Katherine who was just a tad annoying as feck). This is usually a problem for me, because if I don't like the protagonist(s) then I'm not going to like the book. Simple as. Lauren James worded the novel with intricacy and elegancy, laying them out with precision - allowing it to weave a phenomenal story nearly all of the way through. This was an easy 4 stars to give because of this! 
 My only one complaint was the ending. It was rushed and confusing (or maybe I'm just dim? We'll never know), skipping months at a time and drawing to a quick conclusion. Also WHO IS ALAN? WHO IS HE? You probably have no idea what I'm talking about but if you do... help me. So yes, the only reason it didn't get a 5 star rating was because of the ending, which was just a little bit disappointing. 
 I am defiantly going to buy the sequel though because, let's be honest, I still want to find out what was going on at the end!