I'll Find You Where the Timeline Ends
A teen descendant of a Japanese dragon god must find out the truth of what happened to her missing sister while trying not to fall for a handsome rogue agent in acclaimed author Kylie Lee Baker's magical new YA romance, I'll Find You Where the Timeline Ends.
“Here's one thing I know for certain: I’ll never see you again. And if I never see you again, then in fifty years, the world will end.” -Yejun
Yang Mina, descended from a Japanese dragon god, was born with the power to travel through time, and has spent her life training to take her place in the Descendants, a secret organization whose purpose is to protect the timeline. But since moving to Seoul, everything is falling apart. Mina has discovered that the Descendants are corrupt, that her sister has been erased from existence, and that she can’t pass Calculus, which puts her mission to kiss the cutest boy in her year at risk.
With her very existence on the line, Mina decides to tread a dangerous path: team up with a handsome rogue agent named Yejun, who has a plan to free the Descendants from the corrupt influence, and (hopefully) restore Mina’s sister. Between class and their time travel dates, Mina can’t stop herself from falling for the mysterious Yejun. Yet, as Mina grows closer to Yejun, she also grows closer to discovering the truth, which may be the very thing that breaks her…
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Mina, a descendant of the Japanese Dragon God of Time, is determined to rank up and become a solo Agent. Not because she loves the organization, but because she had a mission of her own. Find her sister that she doesn't remember. She was focused and determined until Yejun swoops in and challenges her view of the descendants. Mina must choose if she wants to face the corruption of the Descendants by risking it all, or stay on her plan to rank up and find her sister.
I adored this book so much. The time travel was fun and definitely commented a lot on the involvement of paradoxes which was rather enjoyable. The writing on how something so simple such as, buying a bear, can in turn lead to an effect on someone's life or a larger world changing event was such a highlight for me. The characters were fun and enjoyable as well.
This story might not be for everyone. For a good chunk of it we are learning about the descendants, the current belief of time in this story's universe, and getting to know the main character. It had a later shift and slowly starts to snowball into something much grander. I do think the ending felt a bit rushed. I honestly would not have minded if this story was longer, just really flesh out that finale. There was like a gradual build up and then boom easy ending making it feel a bit lack luster in a way.
I gave it 3 star because I did really enjoy it, but for me I wanted a bit less of a rushed later portion of the story.
I adored this book so much. The time travel was fun and definitely commented a lot on the involvement of paradoxes which was rather enjoyable. The writing on how something so simple such as, buying a bear, can in turn lead to an effect on someone's life or a larger world changing event was such a highlight for me. The characters were fun and enjoyable as well.
This story might not be for everyone. For a good chunk of it we are learning about the descendants, the current belief of time in this story's universe, and getting to know the main character. It had a later shift and slowly starts to snowball into something much grander. I do think the ending felt a bit rushed. I honestly would not have minded if this story was longer, just really flesh out that finale. There was like a gradual build up and then boom easy ending making it feel a bit lack luster in a way.
I gave it 3 star because I did really enjoy it, but for me I wanted a bit less of a rushed later portion of the story.
