Did I ever mention that I don't like time travel? 
 I hate it. There's always so many questions left unanswered and just when I think I've figured something out, it's like lol nope. So, you may ask me, why pick up Passenger? Why pick it up when you haven't even tried to finish Alexandra Bracken's other series? Well, it is because of a simple fact: I love the cover. I love calligraphy and the imagery and colors work SO WELL and I just couldn't stay away from it. 
 Anyways... I don't have a lot to say on this particular one. So many of my time travel questions are unanswered; like, I thought someone couldn't travel in the same year, but...? Ugh. I felt like the romance was a little insta-lovey and I would've appreciated it if it was not so ~instant connection~. 
 I did like the plot but I felt like a lot of the scenes were filler. Did we really need to see Etta in a "dark haze" after travelling for, like, 20 pages? It felt a bit dragged out. 
 That said, I felt like the characters were a bit inconsistent. Some decisions made felt off from their character. 
 but anywayssss, I did like Passenger. It entertained me, and nothing more; if I think too much about the holes in the time travel part and how confused I still am, I won't like it as much. I feel the same towards Passenger as The Darkest Minds: I enjoyed it, some of the ~feelz~ were present, but I don't know if I have the motivation to pick up the sequel. 
 *edit, 4/20/17: i really didn't like this book, lol.