Going back and forth between 3.5-4⭐️

This book was picked by my in-person book club. I was a bit hesitant because I didn’t really enjoy her last book (I know, unpopular opinion). But this one started off strong, this alternated between past and present timelines. I did seem to enjoy the present timeline more. 

It deals with tough topics, and I tried to see things from Evie’s perspective. I ended up binge-reading it because I wanted to know what happened next.

I’d say the book is about finding hope in the midst of chaos and exploring themes of grief, loss, and the possibility of a second chance at a better life.