Another great story by Rowell! Beware of the time loop. It took a little getting used to while Georgie (and I) figured out which Neal (past or present) she was talking to. It's a fun way to flashback to the beginning of their relationship.

This reminded me of Eleanor & Park a little. Rowell is good at tackling sad, heavy subjects without letting them get too depressing. It's a look at marriage/long relationships and how two people can let life get in the way and push them apart, but it's told with Rowell's great grasp of conversation and relationships. I also love the trip down memory lane since a lot of it takes place during the 90s.