Please note that I read this book via NetGalley. This does not affect my rating or review. Honestly not too much to say about this. It’s typical Serle at this point. Magical realism with no explanation, a character does a major betrayal, the book eventually gets to an ending. I was more intrigued on the premise of this one (at a baby’s birth in this family, a ticket appears that allows them to go back to a point in time and change things) but it […]