Rating: 1/5 
 (I received a free copy from the publisher, Chelshire, Inc., via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.) 
 ***Minor spoilers*** 
 After a fight with her boyfriend the night previous, Amanda gets extremely drunk and passes out. She wakes up without any memory of what happened after, and things immediately become strange. There's a girl in her room who she doesn't remember, the leaves are turning red even though it's the first day of college, and she's enrolled in history even though she hasn't signed up for it this semester. That's only the beginning - things become weird from there. She meets a boy named Nick who acts as her mentor for her strange history class. 
 Honestly, this book was a roller coaster ride, and not the good kind. I hated this book for two major reasons. The first was Amanda. I couldn't understand the way her brain worked. All this weird stuff is happening to her and she isn't questioning it very much at all. She accepts whatever people are telling her, even though she KNOWS that there's something weird going on. Later on we also learn that Amanda is actually quite mean and keeps a group of friends who are pretty much the rudest people on campus. 
 The other huge reason was that this was just so confusing and hard to follow. Yes, things were sort of explained at the end of the book and things came together for the most part, but along the way it was just a mess. There were so many things thrown into 100 pages that it was just annoying to read. We'd just from present day, to a few years in Amanda's past, to Joan of Arc's story, to the Borgias' story, back to the present, and so on. There was also a lot of stuff in the present day timeline that were super confusing, like some weird shadow-man and how she couldn't leave the lecture hall. 
 Overall, this book was messy and I didn't like it at all. It was a quick read but not an enjoyable one. Things were explained at the very end, but for me it's not enough that it was explained in the VERY last chapter of the book. I definitely wouldn't recommend this to you if you were looking for a good quick read, but if you're interested anyway you can find it on Netgalley until August 5th here: https://s2.netgalley.com/catalog/book...