Rebecca Serle

In Five Years

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In Five Years — Rebecca Serle
In Five Years is as clever as it is moving, the rare read-in-one-sitting novel you won't forget. Dannie spends one hour exactly five years in the future before she wakes again in her own home on the brink of midnight-but it is one hour she cannot shake.
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210 printed pages
Original publication
2021
Publication year
2021
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  • Daria Darievychshared an impression4 years ago
    🙈Lost On Me

    it started so intriguingly, really! i couldn’t fall asleep and just needed one more chapter and one more and one more, but then.. nearly at the first third of the book, reading through, i just realised what’s the real plot twist about and suddenly felt disappointed. it was so simple, yet naïve and clichéd.

    the name of the book ‘in five years’ which actually means that the four and half years were just cut out and events focused on those slightly more than six months. i expected a wee bit a different upshot and something more excitedly written out.

    actually, i wanted something really simple to easy my brain, but it turned out to be a heavy reading about death and grief. i’m really so tired of those stories of everything-controlling and successful workaholic, having a perfect life, perfect friendship, perfect relationship with a really good guy, but still not seeing the obvious.

  • Ainna Najwashared an impression2 years ago
    👍Worth reading

  • я с н оshared an impression3 years ago
    👍Worth reading

Quotes

  • Aileen Gohas quotedlast year
    The future is the one thing you can count on not abandoning you, kid, he’d said. The future always finds you. Stand still, and it will find you. The way the land just has to run to sea.

    —MARIANNE WIGGINS, EVIDENCE OF THINGS UNSEEN
  • Fer Salcidohas quoted2 years ago
    And I think that maybe that is what love is. Not the absence of space but the acknowledgment of it, the thing that lives between the parts, the thing that makes it possible not to be one, but to be different, to be two.
  • Deza Diegohas quoted2 years ago
    I still go to the chemo appointments, I just don’t go upstairs. I sit in the lobby and read through work emails until I know Bella’s finished

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