DNF at 47%. 
 Actual rating: 2.5 stars 
 Probably because this is really not my kind of genre. I actually prefer high fantasy, sci-fi and adventure. 
 I didn't ..... well maybe I DID have a problem with this book. I was quiet confused with the time traveler and how the actual concept of time traveling works in this book. If I had read a bit more, maybe I would have found out but anyway, the time traveler is Henry who has a very rare genetic disease which causes him to time travel in sudden, unexpected moments. 
 Let's call the time travel dude: Henry#1 
 And the present-day dude: Henry#2 
 Henry#1 goes back in time and finds the younger version of his wife, Clare, and tells her all about his time traveling expeditions. But what I don't get is that if Clare doesn't meet Henry#2 until she's 20 and he's 28, how come Henry#2 doesn't know about time travel already? Why is Henry#2 oblivious to the fact that he is a time traveler? And why does Henry#1 already know that he is a time traveler? 
 Maybe I didn't read this story properly. 
 Maybe I skipped some parts. 
 Maybe I didn't like this book. 
 But oh well.