Where It All Lands is a cute YA contemporary romance that explores the impact of a single decision. Told in a dual timeline based on two paths following the flip of a coin, I enjoyed this love triangle novel. It read very fast and I LOVED the characters...well...mostly Shane.

I love the alternate universe kind of trope, so this was right up my alley. I enjoyed the exploration and how, while the choice did cause some important differences, not everything was impacted by such a small thing. There's a bit of a mix of fate and autotomy at work and it felt genuine.

The writing was good and comfortable and the structure was well done. I sped right through this and found it to be a good cozy blanket read. The narrative isn't overly complex and stays focused on the main plot points while still adding enough periphery to be a well-rounded story. There were a few times where the actions and choices of the characters seemed a little dramatic, but...then again...teenagers, so who am I to judge? I recall being a "bit" dramatic as well.

I would definitely read this again, recommend it to others, and read more from this author. I was a bit surprised to find out that this was a debut. The caliber was beyond what I would expect and I hazard to guess that other great works could be coming from this author in the future. I will certainly be keeping my antenna up.

* Disclaimer: I received a copy of this novel from the publisher in exchange for an honest review. *