Amusing that the family with the ability to redo one day and fix one mistake is the Mulligans.

There is a major twist halfway through the story that I really did not like at first. It wasn’t until much later in the story, when Dixie and her father have the talk that should have happened years ago, that I decided I was okay with the twist. [Not that it really matters if I am “okay” with it or not, as I am not the author and don’t get to dictate the story.]

I liked how the “rewinds” ended up being used in the story. I also enjoyed the eclectic cast of characters.

This was cute and had some unexpected twists. I always try to suspend some disbelief with magic realism but this had a lot of questionable plot holes that I wish had been touched on - we spent way too long in part 1 and everything else felt rushed.

Thanks to Netgalley and the publisher for an ARC in exchange for an honest review.

Any time-loop rom-com fans (a surprisingly robust genre, especially in recent years) will find Rewind to Us is an infinitely more special twist on the idea. The idea of trying to save a relationship before it fails, not knowing what exactly made it fall apart in the first place is a wonderful premise for a story, and I can already see the hit this will become.