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 Synopsis 
 For as long as she can remember, Sabine has lived two lives. Each night at midnight she makes "the shift" and relives the day all over again in an alternate reality where the people and expectations in her life are different. Eighteen years and nothing has changed, until she discovers a glitch that may lead to her being able to live normally, just once like everyone else. 
 Thoughts 
 I ate this book up. The premise was wholly intriguing to me. It's emotional, thought-provoking and utterly engrossing. The alternating lives are handled seamlessly. Sabine's quest for one perfect life poses questions of choice and the common topic of coming of age in a unique way. And the romance? Swoon. This book was just what I was looking for. 
 Trigger warnings for cutting, suicide, and assault.