I like All Our Yesterdays. 
 ... took long enough to get to the confrontation, but neat ending. 
 I did not appreciate the predictability of the story, nor the twists. Could it be that I am so used to crime and thriller suspense that when I turn out to be right in guessing who's who and what's what, I don't feel victorious? I was annoyed. It was so easy guess where things will lead me. 
 But I love Finn. The knowledge that he was already in love with her way before Cassandra happens, it was heartbreaking. I was crushed by that last scene with her - that by saving the world, they might not fall in love, because it was Cassandra that brought them together - wow. He was brave, my Finn. So brave. 
 Em was right to be confused. She failed too many times. And yet she still loves him, despite everything. Are there really no option but to kill him? It's sad, really. I think the last scene after the inevitable went down, it was too hard for her. *sigh* 
 Let's not talk about Marina, I do not like her. 
 Compared to Tempest, All Our Yesterdays is actually pretty good. The time travel element was easy to digest and follow. 
 If this was a standalone, I'd say, very nice wrap-up. Some loose ends, but with the grief going around, I think no one will mind. Since there will be a sequel, it better not include Finn being dead. *shakes fist* 
 Thank you Netgalley and Bloomsbury for granting my galley request.