It took me a bit to fall for Austin. He had a way about him, and part of it was how he kept thinking the worst of Taya. Not to mention that he didn’t even really remember her from high school even when they had danced together. Yeah, I get it, but it sounds like a small enough town that he should have somewhat remembered dancing with her, even if she’d been kind of nerdy to him or something back then. I also don’t quite get how her time capsule letter ended up getting mailed when it did either. I mostly enjoyed the story, it was pretty good, and I liked the side characters a lot, I’d definitely like to see some of them get their own stories. However I was a little frustrated with Austin for all his issues and how he handled them I guess more than anything. In the end I liked how they ended up figuring things out, and that redeemed the small issues I had with Austin for me.

Review first posted on Lisa Loves Literature.