Our Infinite Fates by Laura Steven Review (Gifted/AD)

Hello Readers,

Thank you to NetGalley for providing an eBook copy of Our Infinite Fates by Laura Steven in exchange for an honest review. The copy I received didn’t include a cover, so I’m using an image found through Google (Fair use for review purposes). Since today is its official publication day, this review will be spoiler-free.

Happy Publication Day
 
Title: Our Infinite Fates
Author: Laura Steven
Genre: Fantasy, Romance, Young Adult
Pages: 406
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Synopsis: Evelyn can remember all her past lives. She can also remember that in every single one, she’s been murdered before her eighteenth birthday.
The problem is that she’s quite fond of the one she’s in now, and more importantly, her sister needs her for bone marrow transplants to stay alive. So now she has to:
1. find the centuries-old enemy who hunts her through each life and destroy them forever
2. figure out exactly why she’s being hunted in the first place,
3. try quite hard not to fall in love with them
…again.
 
Miniature Review

Before we dive into the review, it’s no secret that I’m a huge fan of Laura Steven. Having read most of her work, I’m consistently captivated by how each new book draws me in, blending her signature whimsical charm with a dark, compelling narrative style.

From the very first page, Our Infinite Fates completely swept me away. As a big fan of Laura Stevens, I can honestly say this book blew me away. It absolutely lived up to everything I hoped for. It’s a thrilling, emotional, and immersive ride that I couldn’t put down.

What I love about Laura’s writing is her amazing ability to balance tender moments with high-stakes tension. The story feels both whimsical and dark, and I found myself gasping out loud at unexpected twists, unable to stop reading even when I knew I should be doing other things. She has a rare talent for keeping the tension high, pushing you to turn page after page.

The writing is absolutely breath taking. Each sentence flows effortlessly, weaving a vivid and evocative narrative that pulls you in. I found myself pausing to savour lines that really spoke to me. There were so many quotes I wanted to highlight, I could’ve highlighted the whole book.

The story centres on Evelyn and Arden, two people who’ve met in every lifetime, only to tragically kill each other. The mystery of why this happens, combined with glimpses into their past lives, creates an emotional and satisfying journey. It’s a love story that’s so much more than that, exploring love, loss, time, and identity in a way that will stay with you long after you finish.

If you’re looking for a beautifully tragic, haunting read, I can’t recommend this book enough.

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