"Art has always thrived on biography - it exists in every piece like a watermark" -The Watermark In the case of this book, Rachel and James biography exists literally inside books. Augustus Fate has kidnapped and imprisoned them inside his book to add depth of character to his literary masterpiece. Now they must remember who they really are and escape. Told through alternating points of view, their stories change from Victorian England, to a utopian Manchester, a Russian winter and an futuristic England, they must find each other again and again. A wonderful exploration of the truth about who we really are in our core, the stories we tell about our selves.

A really solid read that delivered on the premise it promised. I will be sure to recommend it to readers searching for similar titles!

This was a really good book! I love this genre of sci-fi, and I love the invisible string theory. The author did a good job with the tying everything together in this book. The book had really good pacing and really good writing.

Thank you to NetGalley, to the author, and to the publisher for this complementary ARC in exchange for my honest review!!!

Sam Mills does a fantastic job in writing this book, it had that element that I was looking for and enjoyed the historical element to this book. The characters were everything that I wanted and enjoyed how they worked in this story. I was invested in what was happening with the plot and was glad it worked overall. I enjoyed the idea of Fate and how it was used in this story.

The Watermark by Sam Mills is such a gem of a book! I rated this masterpiece 6 stars actually. The rating only was available for 5 stars but no, it's actually 6 stars from me.