I received a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for an honest evaluation of its merits.
I was fascinated by the premise and sped through this title. I greatly enjoyed how it examined the story primarily through the lens of Tom and Elena (and their kids), but also gave us insights into how others might view this "reset" (the religious angle was interesting).
The only part I wasn't that much of a fan of was the multiple POV ending, but perhaps that was just me.
I loved both the premise and the execution of this concept. The characters were well-drawn and their motivations were clear, whilst retaining the complexity of adult relationships. A full review will follow on Lyric Lounge Review but I would definitely recommend this book as it was one of the most interesting ones that I have read in a while.