The main story dragged a little in places, but for me this was worth reading just for the setting—endless references to contemporary art and the artists making it, each more satisfying than the last.

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This book felt like a black hole; it was all I could think about while reading it. I sucked in all my conceptions of past, present, future, love, loss, and grief and spit them out the other side with a better appreciation for change and all that comes with it.

There are parts of Lightbreakers that I adored, and there are parts that were so over my head I had to skip around. There’s no doubt this is well-written and thought out, but I don’t always care for time travel plots. I do appreciate the ARC from NetGalley.