I haven’t seen this book around, but it sounded interesting. When Shirin unexpectedly reconnects with Kian—a childhood friend she never truly got over—old feelings and unfinished history resurface. 

I enjoyed the dual timelines, especially getting glimpses of the characters when they were younger. The story touches on some serious topics in a thoughtful way, which I appreciated. I also really liked how the female lead stood up for herself, both in her workplace and in her friendships. Overall, I found it an enjoyable read. 

Thanks to Netgalley and St. Martin's Press for an advanced e copy in exchange for my honest review 

Publish date: today, April 15