"When his hands were dry and chapped, he recalled the softness of her skin. When the world shivered at the approaching winter, he recalled the warmth of being beside her. When he felt the sneering judgment of the eyes around him, he recalled the invincibility she'd instilled in him with her belief." 
 After Passanger got ALL the hype last year I couldn't wait for Wayfarer, if you're looking for a fast paced fantasy you are out of luck, this book like Passanger is a slow burn, with time and space travel, an evil tyrant, and a darker force coming for the main characters the story is unfolded and revealed slowly with careful thought and precision so the reader gets to know every little bit that's going on. 
 Wayfarer like Passanger is a story through space and time, we left off with Nic alone and Etta disappeared into thin air. 
 We start off with Etta dying in the desert and being taken by one of the families, she wakes and tries to escape but is caught by Julien Ironwood, Nic's brother and the man presumed dead because of Nics carelessness. They make an unlikely team but quickly join together in search of the Astrolobe before Cyrus Ironwood can take it and destroy timelines with his plan to go back and save his dead wife. I've seen the butterfly effect I know how that would work. 
 We switch to Nic who is with Sophie trying to hunt down Rose Etta's mum and find out what the common year was that Etta was orphaned in as well as track down the Astrolobe, jumping through time and countries as they search for both and run away from the Ironwoods who have a bounty on their heads they discover something deeply wrong about the story they were fed and learn that something a lot worst then a tyrant is coming for the Astrolobe. 
 I absolutely adore Nic, he is such a gentleman, he apologises while he's yelling at people, he would probably stab you and say sorry while doing it. You can't underestimate him, under all the politeness there's a force and he'll work at achieve his goals no matter what they are. I loved his determination, morals, and courage. He also makes an awesome friend. 
 Etta on the other hand I was a little disappointed in only because I didn't enjoy her POV as much as Nics and wanted them to hurry up and find each other, I mean seriously they don't meet up until the last quarter of the book and then there pushed 100's of years apart, I WANT NIC AND ETTA TIME 
 Other than Etta being a bit annoying I really did enjoyed her character, she's just a normal girl, she doesn't turn into some magic ninja she's a violinist not a kung fu master and it stayed that way. Etta is caring and loving and makes good decisions also she stands up for the little man and really brings out Juliens character and shows how he's not just a spoilt pretty face. 
 Okay spoilers (view spoiler)[ 
 My my heart wrenching scene was when Sophie drinks the tea and Nic's carrying her while running away from attackers and defending each other, Li Min (actual kung fu master) comes in to help and saves both of their arses. 
 The ending didn't satisfy me which is the main reason I knock off a star, I could not wait for Nic to go to present time, I wanted him to use a phone and be a tourist and just generally super cute and I didn't get any of it :( I was super happy that Etta's dad was there because he is actually sweet and I like that Etta has a supportive parent. 
 I don't like Rose and nothing redeemed her in my eyes, yeah okay we know that Etta told her to prepare her but did she tell her to be a cold bitch? No, she was just so unfeeling towards her kid and it annoyed me, I wanted an apology at least and all I got was oh she has no voice box and can't speak, CAN SHE WRITE IT DOWN? *sigh* (hide spoiler)] 
 I'd recommend this to Fantasy lovers that don't mind slow pacing and descriptive writing, also anyone who loves a Gentleman main character.