
The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue
V. E. Schwab
Like Henry and Clare, Addie lives outside ordinary time, and her centuries-long story becomes a tender, bittersweet romance about memory and being truly known by one person.
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A Magical love story that is as sad as it is joyous.
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V. E. Schwab
Like Henry and Clare, Addie lives outside ordinary time, and her centuries-long story becomes a tender, bittersweet romance about memory and being truly known by one person.
Diana Gabaldon
A woman falls through time into eighteenth-century Scotland and into a sweeping love affair, offering the same mix of romance, time-slip danger and devotion tested by circumstance.
Octavia Butler
Dana is pulled involuntarily back in time, much like Henry, but Butler uses the device to explore slavery and inheritance with gripping intensity and emotional weight.
Kate Atkinson
Ursula Todd lives her life again and again, and readers who enjoyed the shuffled chronology of Niffenegger's novel will appreciate how each repetition deepens character and feeling.