Laura Steven

They've loved each other in a thousand lifetimes. They've killed each other in every one.

Evelyn remembers all her past lives. She also remembers that in every single one, she’s been murdered before her eighteenth birthday by Arden, a supernatural being whose soul―and survival―is tethered to hers.

The problem is that she’s quite fond of the life she’s in now, and her little sister needs her for bone marrow transplants in order to stay alive. If Evelyn wants to save her sister, she’ll have to:

1. Find the centuries-old devil who hunts her through each life―before they find her first.
2. Figure out why she’s being hunted and finally break their curse.
3. Try not to fall in love.

Our Infinite Fates

Beautiful prose, but god the plot twist actually kinda pissed me off. I also don't feel that the romance was fleshed out very well. In every past life, we're told rather than shown the depth of affection so when they finally come together in the end.... it just doesn't feel earned.

However, the ending was beautiful, so you lose some, you win some. 

cee 

Beautiful prose, but god the plot twist actually kinda pissed me off. I also don't feel that the romance was fleshed out very well. In every past life, we're told rather than shown the depth of affection so when they finally come together in the end.... it just doesn't feel earned.

However, the ending was beautiful, so you lose some, you win some. 

i do appreciate how it started gay and ended gay

emily

I really enjoyed this book, the little snippets of poetry were a great touch, I would love to see the same book from Ardens point of view. Knowing Evelyn  can not remember but he can could be a good plot. I did not want it to end.

Kathy gerrard

After seeing this book all over my Instagram timelines recently I knew that I needed to pick this one up and when I remembered that I read Steven’s books as a Teen I knew this one was going to be a winner as well and WOW, what a journey this one was from start to end you are left turning each and every page wanting to know more and also not wanting it to end.

Evelyn and Arden are inextricably intertwined in every lifetime. It is almost as if destiny itself has conspired to make this relationship the most beautiful, yet devastating experience in each lifetime. The story flips between present day, and historical recounts of Evelyn and Arden’s relationship. Each time they inevitably meet, Evelyn continues to unravel the reason that Arden seeks to kill her.

Steven’s writing is just mesmerising. I was captivated by her poetic, whimsical, yet dark writing style. The storyline kept me on the edge of my seat, and the unexpected twist was perfect. The alternating timeline allowed me to delve deeper into the characters with every chapter, which I found very satisfying.

This is a story about the meaning of life and the depth of love—its beauty and its power. This will stay with you long after you finish turning the last page.

Ian Brakspear

After seeing this book all over my Instagram timelines recently I knew that I needed to pick this one up and when I remembered that I read Steven’s books as a Teen I knew this one was going to be a winner as well and WOW, what a journey this one was from start to end you are left turning each and every page wanting to know more and also not wanting it to end.

 

Evelyn and Arden are inextricably intertwined in every lifetime. It is almost as if destiny itself has conspired to make this relationship the most beautiful, yet devastating experience in each lifetime. The story flips between present day, and historical recounts of Evelyn and Arden’s relationship. Each time they inevitably meet, Evelyn continues to unravel the reason that Arden seeks to kill her.

 

Steven’s writing is just mesmerising. I was captivated by her poetic, whimsical, yet dark writing style. The storyline kept me on the edge of my seat, and the unexpected twist was perfect. The alternating timeline allowed me to delve deeper into the characters with every chapter, which I found very satisfying.

This is a story about the meaning of life and the depth of love—its beauty and its power. This will stay with you long after you finish turning the last page.

Our Infinite Fates

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