poojbooj's Reviews (793)

fmc bothered me a lot, her naivety really ruined the book for me. also the "plot twists" that felt like they got thrown in to give this a semblance of plot

interesting concept but reads very 2010

this was very spicy and kinda funny bc of the internal monologue. the plot wasn't my fave though

this book made me realize i didn't quite understand the magic system in this series. but it was still good and the twists were interesting

this was so fantastical i did not expect it. definitely interested in reading the next book. 

i understand that this is a memoir but i underestimated how much of his ego this man managed to fit inside of a book. like i don't care about the fact that you're a shitty father and your ex wives hate you but if you're willing to talk about that then atleast try and show that you're working on it?? i wanted to learn about cold cases and i simply did not

This book sent me into orbit with the slowness of the burn. I can't believe the book ended with them still not being besties but like tip toeing across the line of lovers. The time jumps at the beginning were a little disjointed and I had trouble figuring it out over audiobook. 

I have been looking for a book for a while that did the soulmates trope justice and I think I've found it. This is the one.

Our Infinite Fates is about a couple who are soulmates and are fates to kill one another in every life. But when Bran Blythe needs to stay alive to keep her sister alive, everything changes. 

This book made me cry, laugh and uncontrollably sob as we learned about the ill-fated love story our protagonists take through the years. I truly have nothing more to say than I loved this book and wish I could forget the plot so I could experience it for the first time again. 5/5. 

Thank you to NetGalley for providing me with an ARC of this book. All opinions expressed are my own. 

this was so good. definitely highlights lots of issues like social class and war atrocities/genocide. i so wish there was more of a warning somewhere in the blurb of the book about part 3. i was warned by friends but still was taken aback at the sheer bluntness of the atrocities

it was not as interesting as people hyped it up to be