"I'm learning that in loss and in living, it's best to expect nothing and appreciate everything."
I loved John and Hazel's friendship, their adventures together made up this story. Ned was a weird character, it felt like his part in the story didn't have much effect.
"My mind was playing tricks on me. I'd been married to John Lavery so many times in recurring fantasies that it felt like I'd already been his wife.
To me this book feels like it's jumping around in time a lot. Some of the timelines are not accurate, maybe this author did this on purpose but maybe not. It felt very disjointed. I read most of it but I couldn't continue past page 150 roughly. The characters were interesting though and Hazel was an interesting main character that developed throughout the novel.

One thing to point out though is that there are too many different characters. I'm finding that with most books, you only need 2-4 characters at most.