Oof what a sparkling, witty book that plays in a different sandbox from Seven Days in June but shows a different (and I would argue, better) way to approach the trope of “we met when we were young and are re-meeting years later.” Whenever I read books, I’m always thinking about what I think should happen next. It’s not always good from a literary perspective (e.g., I want characters to just talk and clear up some lingering confusion, but then we’d lose dramatic tension) but what feels right and […]