Thanks to netgalley for providing me with an ARC. Unfortunately, this just didn’t hold my attention and was taking too long to get to the intersection. Maybe if it had been a bit shorter I could have stuck it out but I just couldn’t find it in me to attempt to finish it.

It was one of longest book I read this year. The premise of the book was interesting.
This book follows a story of four people living in different cities who are very similar at the same time different from each other.
My favourite was Rachel.
Thank you Netgalley and publisher for the arc.

Thanks to NetGalley for the ARC of this book. I generally like stories where you meet different narrators and then watch as their lives slowly come together, and this was certainly one of those. I wish that they'd come together sooner and I could have spent more time with the characters together, but overall I enjoyed this book. I also appreciated the wide range of queerness represented by the main and subcharacters.

This book seeme interesting, however I realized I didn't want to read about people's relationship and life problems, so it's a dnf for me.
DNF at 10%

Great book! I love the different perspectives and the representation! The characters are relatable and compelling. A great read if you're looking for a long book!

thank you netgalley of course for graciously allowing me to read this. It's not really my usual style of read hence the 3 stars but it just means i found it really thought provoking and interesting, the way everyone's life interacts? the way they're almost the same but still different? the writing style was great too. Weirdly felt close to both Jo and Rob, my beloveds. it was an enjoyable if somewhat long for my tastes (no attention span) but i would highly recommend this. Congrats on the debut<3