Here One Moment

I enjoyed the story line, but in the audio version, I could have done without some of the very meticulous detail when setting the scene! I mean, did I need to know the number of sweat balls on his forehead??? LOL...good book though!

Quit reading. Way too slow. Boring.

The premise was so promising and I enjoyed some of the cultural references - No. 96 and a holiday to Coffs Harbour to see the Big Banana. Cherry the main character is twee and annoying. Mercifully the story comes together in the end.

I really enjoyed this book- I could really picture myself on the plane, and had that ´please don’t pick me ´ kind of feeling reading about the predictions. I didn’t love the explanation of Cherry’s actions on the plane…I wish there was a more mystical reason.

Thank you Netgalley and Crown Publishing for providing me this e-ARC in exchange for my honest review.

SPOILER FREE:
The premise of this book really caught my attention because who DOESN’T wonder about fate, destiny, etc. vs free will? Are some things just MEANT to happen or do we choose our paths that let them? Can some people REALLY see the futures of another? And is there a way to avoid it from happening? From the first chapter, Liane hooks the reader by creating a captivating premise and characters that have their own journeys throughout the novel but intertwine. I love the main narrator of the novel (if u can say that) and the insight she provides to where we are in the beginning. The character’s POV are each unique but universal and make you want to read on. Relating to issues like mental health awareness and pre-destined fates make them relatable and enjoyable to read.
I would say that a character could have been cut or it could have been a bit shorter and would still have had a full story and gotten its points across, but overall it was enjoyable from start to finish and I am so excited for others to read it!! #lianemoriarty #netgalley #hereonemomentbook