Telepathy isn't all that great if it keeps you up half the night and sick the next morning, locked with someone you aren't sure is even real.

Expanding on the universe built in the first of the series, the characters and their plights are just as fantastic in the sequel.

Equal parts social commentary and science just beyond our reach, the novel was like a trip through someone else's hangover in the best way.

Everything you could want in both a science fiction novel and an M/M romance.

An endearing story of time-travel and romance, the content of the story is often overshadowed by presentation.

With cosmic stakes, shapeshifting aliens, and a man going backward through time, the story is often bursting at the seams.

A rather realistic portrayal of what could happen if a person knew exactly how long they have left to live.

Driven by the need for the happiness of her memories to return to the present, the main character's journey is both relevant and relatable.