So, I’m not a huge fan of books that are a retelling of another book from a different character’s point of view, and I knew that going into this, so I was wary.

The book is really well done. Like the first one, it is insightful and the character development is strong. I enjoyed getting to know Rhiannon more and seeing A from the outside, and there is enough in this book that we didn’t see in Every Day that it felt worth reading.

It didn’t magically make me like alternate POV retellings (the suspense is lost), and I can’t say I found it as interesting as Every Day, so it was slow going and mostly made me want to read the next one more, but I am glad I read it.