Review of Time Is Eternity

[Elizabeth Wanjiru 6]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Time Is Eternity" by Annette G. Anders.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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Time Is Eternity by Annette G. Anders is an amazing romantic book set in modern day New York and follows Josephine - Jo and Luca as they navigate their friendship, careers and discover their romantic feelings for each other. I loved how the writer explored their friendship from childhood to adulthood and showed us the history JO and Luca shared - like them going back to Philadelphia for Christmas and having mutual friends. It made the book more endearing and relatable bringing the characters to life. It also adds the topic of COVID 19 since it is set at the end of 2019 and beginning of 2020 and allows for a beautiful love story to brew in the middle of the confusion that the pandemic presented.The book is professionally edited which makes it an easy and entertaining read.

The conversations are particularly well written and lead the reader to easily see every character as real. The way Jo and Luca discover their feelings for each other is so awakening to love and the fact that it could be right in-front of you.The love making scenes were tastefully written. The fact that it's also part of a book series and is the third book yet it is easy to understand and love the story. It gives curiosity to want to read the first two books without feeling like you're missing out.

I would have loved to see the evolution of Jo and Luca's relationship especially after the pandemic hit hard and lock down came into play. Seeing how they navigate their relationship and stay together would have been lovely.

The book is a solid 4 out of 4.

I would recommend it to young adults, adults and readers who enjoy romantic novels.And since it's part of a series they should also grab the first two copies : Turn Back Time and In Due Time they're sure to love them.

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Time Is Eternity
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