In Five Years
by Rebecca Serle
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Praise For This Book:
" What would you do if you glimpsed your life five years from now and found that it was different, in every way, from what you hoped for and expected? Rebecca Serle pairs this inspired premise with deft, propulsive prose and characters who feel as real as friends. In Five Years is as clever as it is moving, the rare read in one sitting novel you won't forget." ~CHLOE BENJAMIN, New York Times bestselling author of The Immortalists " In Five Years is a profound tale of unconditional love and anguish with a touch of the mystical and mysterious." ~New York Journal of Books " You'll devour it." ~Marie Claire " Rebecca Serle has a way of blending a little bit of magic into the every day." ~HelloGiggles " Rebecca Serle has a knack for writing beautiful stories that speak to the anxiety of forging a new road for oneself, of being brave enough to start all over." ~Bustle " Be prepared for deep emotions, a few laughs, and possibly a few tears as well. Reading this book is truly an experience." ~Seattle Book Review " Serle takes a fairly generic romcom setup and turns it into something much deeper in this captivating exploration of friendship, loss, and love." ~Booklist " The novel is about the real meaning of love and friendship and the bonds that tie us all together." ~Good Morning America Author's Website |
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