This was a fun read, and I loved joining Leah on her soul searching. I appreciate that her character was so stubbornly open-minded in the pursuit of proving Nova wrong. A lot of times, characters like this are so stuck in their ways that we miss out on the fun. Seeing her let loose made me want to go on my own soul search.

Can we turn this into a series so every star twin in the world can learn a little more about their astrological path? Let’s start with April 3 1983… say 12 pm-2 pm star twins?

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for an early arc.

I received an ARC of this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

This book was a little slow in some places, but overall I really enjoyed it!

This is a short and sweet one, nothing that will take you too long to get through. I found the story interesting, more shallow than I wanted at times, and a bit hectic at others. I am not into astrology at all, but as a former doctor who made a career change, I did empathize with Leah in some ways. I just might have told this particular story in a different way - I liked the trip abroad but I don’t think it was actually necessary in some ways and the star twin stuff got a little old.

Thanks to NetGalley and Penguin Group, a division of G.P. Putnam’s Sons for the digital copy of this book; I am leaving this review voluntarily.

Content warnings from the reader reviews on Storygraph: Graphic Toxic relationship, Medical content, Pregnancy

I was interested in the book because the main character has vertigo, which is something I’d never read about before. My youngest child was originally diagnosed with this condition, and I wondered if all people have the same experiences.

I prefer character-driven stories, and this story fits the bill. Leah is definitely a skeptical protagonist who is on a global quest to prove that astrology is bunk. Her experiences with vertigo are pretty accurate according to my youngest’s experiences and from the reading I’ve done about the condition.

This around-the world adventure to disprove astrology was quite enjoyable, and I’d definitely recommend it to like-minded readers.

I received this e-book through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. Thank you to NetGalley and the author/publisher for the copy!

When Leah Lockhart is invited to her cousin's girls night at her house and is given an astrology reading that is just completely wrong, her life gets turned upside down. Quite literally, because that same night, she develops a severe case of vertigo that puts her professional career on hold. Because of this, she sets out to research, gather data, and prove that astrology does not align with our lives. Through her travels, she learns more about herself and her past and has to make some big decisions regarding her career and relationships.

I am not one to get into astrology, so I thought this book would be an interesting take on it. Although the book did seem to drag on, this just wasn't the book for me, but it did pull some emotions out, hence why I am giving it 3 stars instead of any lower. I did enjoy the character development for Leah and was glad to see some emotions being brought out of her in the book as well.

✨ ALL THE SIGNS -JESSIE ROSEN ✨
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Book wise, the book is well written and a good, relatively quick read. After a health scare while delivering a patients baby, prompting a lawsuit, Leah Lockhart sets out to prove her astrology is wrong about her life, regardless of what stands in her way. I love the spontaneous nature that Leah grows to have in the book and how she finds herself and what she wants compared to what she was expected to want in running the family practice. My biggest complaint was the fact that no one where it listed or stated as a trigger that she is an OBGYN and this is a huge part of the story. I personally, don’t read books with pregnancy in the story line due to some trauma. If there had been a trigger warning or any inclination of this, I probably would not have requested. I did read the bio and I did finish, but I did find it incredibly difficult considering so much of the subject matter pertained to babies and her profession so I would have appreciated a trigger warning!

When a psychic tells Leah she’s not living up to her potential, she brushes it off—because seriously, who takes that kind of thing seriously? But when a few of his strange comments start to line up a little too well with her life, Leah begins to wonder if there might be something to it after all.

Leah’s life has always had a clear path: take over her father’s long-standing OB/GYN practice, just like everyone expected. But ever since her mother left when she was young, there’s always been a little cloud of mystery hanging over her past—and now, with these new questions sparked by the psychic’s words, she starts to feel like maybe her future isn’t as set in stone as she thought.

This story is a warm, thoughtful journey about stepping off the beaten path and discovering that maybe there’s more to life than just fulfilling expectations. Leah’s personal growth is really satisfying to watch, especially as she starts to realize she might share more with her free-spirited mother than she ever imagined.

Thank you to NetGalley and Penguin Group Putnam for this free advanced copy. I am leaving this review voluntarily.

This story was a refreshing twist on a summery, second chance, friends-to-lovers romance. Our main character, Leah, is a well-respected OBGYN in New Jersey (my home state!) who is currently transitioning to being the sole owner of her family's birthing & women's wellness center. She unfortunately gets a bout of BPPV (a fancy word for vertigo without an apparent cause) and takes time off from her job to get better. Her journey takes her towards hesitantly learning about her astrological chart and she sets off on a journey to prove everyone wrong by meeting her star twins.

Although this book had tropes and a plot line that was enticing, it was not a memorable story for me. I felt that the romance in this book was very surface level and it had no depth for me. Other than a previous childhood crush, I didn't feel their connection. Leah traveling to Venice and Turkey was also so fun, but again it felt a bit repetitive and the characters she met there were introduced and then forgotten. I also felt this way about the ending; it was rushed and I felt like it wasn't resolved. I wanted to know more about her new adventures as a traveling physician (which I LOVE!)

Thank you for the opportunity to read and review this book!

3.5 stars rounded to 4 stars.

Leah is forced to take leave from her medical practice after being diagnosed with vertigo. Her cousin had someone read their star charts and this prompted Leah to do a project on astrology. She is a skeptic but as she digs into her project she learns a lot that changes her path in life.

I personally don’t buy into astrology either so I really like how Rosen didn’t turn this into a preachy book about how everyone needs to live and breathe their star chart. Thankfully it’s nothing like that. Leah’s journey was very interesting and makes me want to go to Italy more than I already wanted to.

Thank you to GP Putnam and Sons for this ARC in exchange for my honest review. Sadly I DNFed this. I really liked Rosen’s other book I’ve read but I could not get into this story

This was a fun read about self discovery. Leah is a doctor who sets out to disprove astrology after getting a reading of her own that sets her spiraling. I am not big into astrology, but this was still an interesting story. The romance aspect felt like it was just thrown in and was almost unnecessary or just needed developed more. The pacing was great in this; it was well written and enjoyable!

For the astrology believers or the skeptics this book will make you explore your identify, make you a believer or just think about destiny and choices. A thoughtful read with a pinch of romance and heartfelt connections.

This book kept me awake…. And I’m scared to think too hard about what that could mean.

I love, love, loved this story about connecting with others from your past and self-discovery. This sophomore novel was even better than the first, and Jessie Rosen has earned a spot on my auto-read author list!

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for an eARC in exchange for an honest review.

3.5 stars

I think this is a book that will resonate with a lot of readers. Leah’s journey of self discovery was interesting and relatable. Haven’t we all struggled at some point when our minds and body aren’t in alignment? How many of our decisions are influenced by expectation and those we love versus what we truly want and need? There's a sweet childhood friends to lovers, second chance (closed door, kissing only) romance woven into the story, but the book is primarily about Leah's journey to be her truest self, so this one fell more into women's fiction for me.

I appreciated the overall message of the book, but the pacing was off and I started to lose interest in the middle. There were a lot of side quests and secondary characters to keep track of that bogged down the story for me. Thankfully I stuck with it (in large part due to the audiobook) and found the ending pretty satisfying. I both read and listened to this one and I enjoyed the narration by Carlotta Brentan a lot. She did a good job varying her voices for the different characters, but her male voices weren't the most convincing and sometimes it was hard to determine who was speaking.

Ultimately, All the Signs is a hopeful novel about finding yourself and I really liked this quote about astrology and its influence on our lives:

"I don't think astrology is something you need to believe in, but I do think it offers a path to believe in yourself."

Audiobook Review
Overall 4 stars
Performance 4 stars
Story 3.5 stars

*I voluntarily read and listened to a review copy of this book*

Yay Jessie! Loved this smart, sweet and swoon romance. Jessie trusts her readers, and instead of relying on tropes, winks at them. I love that about this book. I was in a slump when I started it, and it warmed my heart and also made me remember why I love a GOOD romance.

Thanks to Putnam and Netgalley for this advance copy!

All the Signs is a book about finding yourself outside the confines of what you should do and what may or may not be destined for you in the stars. Leah is a doctor who gets vertigo, and not only does it send her body spinning but her life as well. Soon she is off to find her "Star Twins" (I swear this makes sense in the book) and make sense of her life.

I like how Rosen kept the pace going but at times it felt like there were a few too many balls in the air. The love interest and story were cute but thankfully not front and center to distract Leah too much from her self-reflection. Overall, a fun read.

ALL THE SIGNS by Jessie Rosen was an astounding read -- grounded in reality and yet mystical and wonderfully magical. I loved the settings, the characters, the immediately relatable Leah charging off to find her birth twins around the world and somehow finding herself in the small orbit of people already in her life: her mother, her father, and the boy who might or might not be her soulmate. I especially liked that while I had my fingers crossed for Leah, the twists and turns were unpredictable and yet entirely reasonable and important. Loved, loved, loved every moment in this captivating story! I received a copy of this book and these opinions are my own, unbiased thoughts.

All Signs is a witty, heartwarming gem that blends cosmic curiosity with emotional clarity. Jessie Rosen crafts a charming, smart story about love, timing, and trusting the universe—without ever losing sight of grounded, relatable characters. It’s breezy yet sincere, with just the right dose of astrology and humor. A delightful, feel-good read that leaves you smiling and maybe a little more hopeful about the stars.

4.5 STARS

I love Jessie's writing so much and the stories she gives us are real and raw and you can tell that she writes from the heart. I loved The Heirloom so much and not saying that this one is better because I can relate to Shae so much in that book. But All the Signs is SO FREAKIN GOOD!! We have Leah who is a little bit lost (I mean aren't we all at some point in our lives) and she turns to her star charts looking for some answers (there is a lot more to it than that) but omg the traveling again, AMAZING!! The way I was listening to this in the office and, OH MY, my eyes were getting a little teary eyed. I love Leah so much and just everyone go read this book!

Dr Leah Lockhart has her life just how she wanted it, or so she thought. A sudden case of vertigo, a chance meeting with an astrologer, and reconnecting with her old flame all get her to thinking. Is she really on the right track to being who she needs and wants to be?