Our Infinite Fates

V.E. Schwab, the internationally acclaimed author known for The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue, endorses a riveting novel that promises to be unputdownable. This is a romance of epic proportions, traversing a millennium and appealing to enthusiasts of stories like The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue, They Both Die at the End, and One Day. At the heart of the tale are Evelyn and her star-crossed lover, locked in a cycle of love and death — they've cherished each other and met their demise repeatedly in each lifetime. Evelyn possesses the unique ability to recall every past existence, and with it, the traumatic knowledge that she has been slain before reaching eighteen in every one. This life, however, is different. Not only is she particularly attached to it, but her crucial role as a bone marrow donor for her sister lends added urgency to her survival. Faced with these stakes, Evelyn embarks on a mission to uncover and permanently eliminate the age-old adversary who ruthlessly pursues her eternally, to unravel the mystery of this relentless hunt, and to avoid the perilous trap of falling in love with them once more.Amélie Wen Zhao extols the book as a 'vividly beautiful and brilliantly transcendent' read, while Bea Fitzgerald hails it as ‘an iridescent ode to love, life, and humanity.’ Ayana Gray captures the timeless romance of Evelyn and Arden's story, and M. K. Lobb asserts that 'Our Infinite Fates' demands an uninterrupted reading. Kara A. Kennedy praises it as a once-in-a-lifetime book, reimagining the enemies-to-lovers trope. Finally, Rachel Greenlaw declares it one of the best books she's ever encountered.