This book goes back and forth in time between a lone traveler named Signe and David, a father that is separated from his wife and young son August. Signe's sections deals with her past and her relationship with her one great love, Magnus. David's sections deal with caring for his daughter Lou as they wait for his wife Anna and infant son, August, to arrive at the place that they are supposed to meet if they ever became separated.
I love the emotion and overall ambiance of this novel and liked the slight dystopian feel to the book. There was a lot of subject matter related to global warming that came across as preachy instead of fictional. I particularly enjoyed the way both stories tied in at the end and led to redemption. Thanks for the ARC, NetGalley.
I love the emotion and overall ambiance of this novel and liked the slight dystopian feel to the book. There was a lot of subject matter related to global warming that came across as preachy instead of fictional. I particularly enjoyed the way both stories tied in at the end and led to redemption. Thanks for the ARC, NetGalley.