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When the Day Comes | Gabrielle Meyer

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Libby has been given a powerful gift: to live one life in 1774 Colonial Williamsburg and the other in 1914 Gilded Age New York City. When she falls asleep in one life, she wakes up in the other without any time passing. On her twenty-first birthday, Libby must choose one path and forfeit the other--but how can she possibly decide when she has so much to lose?

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When the Day Comes | Gabrielle Meyer

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Come Lord Jesus! No. I mean it. Jesus get yourself over here and deal with your fan club. I identify as a Christian but I do not read Christian fiction because of trash like this. When your version of your God is so vile as the deity in this book you have lost the plot. I got it as the Audible deal of the day so I didn‘t look into it too hard. A time travel novel set in 1774 and 1914? Sounded cool. It was not. Hard pass.

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When the Day Comes | Gabrielle Meyer

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Wow, what an incredibly insightful, richly rewarding, and unique book! I'm a fan of time-travel books and the premise of the book is unique; it drew me in from the start - a young woman on the cusp of her 20th birthday who lives in two separate timelines (1774 Virginia and 1914 England) but must choose which timeline to remain when she turns 21. You will cry and rejoice with Libby. I received the book via JustRead Tours and opinions are my own.

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