Ava-Sky dreams of becoming a part of a time traveling unit who help document the real past that men have rewritten to be in favor of them. The earth is toxic and lacks any life outside of humans, due to men's obsession to destroy everything and shortsighted gains. Discovering and broadcasting the real past might help women in men ruled territories rise up and fight against them, and hopefully save the earth from complete destruction. However a devastating storm that destroyed nearly everything has sped up Ava's plans and now she is forced to travel into the unknown and hope she can get into the time traveling unit.


What I liked
‣ although the book is very 'women are the best', I feel like it also appreciates men a little
‣ the documentation trips were very interesting and heartbreaking, just that alone I think is worth reading
‣ interesting time travel mechanics


What I disliked
‣ sometimes confusing timelines (not because of the time travel element)
‣ confusing ending (and cliffhanger)


Review

I received an ARC of this book.

A fun read, but I feel like pretty forgettable. The side characters could've used a little more character development and at times the book felt rushed.

I don't want to spoil too much, but I'll say that there was an unnecessary part to the ending and I'm honestly confused why that happened because it really isn't explained either.

3.5/5 stars

I was hooked from the cover and description and was so glad I was able to read this, it had that dystopian future element that worked overall in the storyline. The characters were so well written and worked in this world and how they were told. I was hooked in this universe from the first page and enjoyed the journey. Gaia Kai was able to weave this story perfectly and left me wanting to read more in this series.

As someone whose favorite color is pink, I have to admit I chose to read this gem of a book because of the cover, but wow, there is so much more to this than just a pretty cover. I absolutely love this so much.
Things to love:
- time travel storyline
- lovable characters
- a message for everyone about the priceless influence women have on culture, families and their personal lives
Read it, please.