I was intrigued by the premise of this book when I first heard about it. What would it be like to live your life knowing the exact date of your death? Also, the cover is very pretty; I'd like that as a print to hang on my wall.
I felt like the story started out very strong, but as the book went on, I found myself less and less invested in the characters' stories. Maybe it was just that we didn't really get much opportunity to get to know each character very deeply, so I wasn't able to get very invested in the first place; when I got to a plot line that didn't really interest me, I was tempted to just set the book down. I think I would have enjoyed it more if their stories had been more intertwined.
I felt like the story started out very strong, but as the book went on, I found myself less and less invested in the characters' stories. Maybe it was just that we didn't really get much opportunity to get to know each character very deeply, so I wasn't able to get very invested in the first place; when I got to a plot line that didn't really interest me, I was tempted to just set the book down. I think I would have enjoyed it more if their stories had been more intertwined.