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Infinite Us
Love is timeless… But what happens when life is not?
Nash Nation loves zeroes and ones, over-sized monitors and late office hours. He’s too busy taking over the world to make time for relationships—that is, until his new neighbor Willow O’Bryant barges into his life, and now Nash can’t shake the feeling that this isn’t the first time she’s interrupted his world.
Then, the dreams start. And in the dreams - memories.
Memories of a girl named Sookie who couldn’t count on love or friendship, never mind forever. Memories of a library and a boy called Isaac and secrets made in private that destroyed his world.
The memories seem real, but who do they belong to?
When Nash and Willow discover the truth, life as they know it unravels.
The bridge between this life and the next is shored up by blood and bone and memory. Sometimes, that bridge leads to the place we’ve always wanted to be.
©2020 Eden Butler (P)2021 OrangeSky Audio
Nash Nation loves zeroes and ones, over-sized monitors and late office hours. He’s too busy taking over the world to make time for relationships—that is, until his new neighbor Willow O’Bryant barges into his life, and now Nash can’t shake the feeling that this isn’t the first time she’s interrupted his world.
Then, the dreams start. And in the dreams - memories.
Memories of a girl named Sookie who couldn’t count on love or friendship, never mind forever. Memories of a library and a boy called Isaac and secrets made in private that destroyed his world.
The memories seem real, but who do they belong to?
When Nash and Willow discover the truth, life as they know it unravels.
The bridge between this life and the next is shored up by blood and bone and memory. Sometimes, that bridge leads to the place we’ve always wanted to be.
©2020 Eden Butler (P)2021 OrangeSky Audio
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Eden Butler is a writer of contemporary, fantasy, and romantic suspense novels and the nine-times great-granddaughter of an honest-to-God English pirate. This could explain her affinity for rule breaking and rum.
When she's not writing or wondering about her possibly Jack Sparrowesque ancestor, Eden patiently waits for her Hogwarts letter, reads, and spends too much time in her garden perfecting her green thumb while waiting for the next New Orleans Saints Super Bowl win.
She is currently living under teenage rule alongside her husband in southeast Louisiana.
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May 29, 2017DNF @48%
I loved the premise. There were just too many and too long flashbacks into former lives of the main characters. I had absolutely no chance to connect with either hero or heroine. The hero kept pushing away the heroine which added to the frustration-there was zero approach at halftime which ultimately made it hard to imagine a relationship.
As always, please take my review with a grain of salt. It might be a totally different experience for you.
I loved the premise. There were just too many and too long flashbacks into former lives of the main characters. I had absolutely no chance to connect with either hero or heroine. The hero kept pushing away the heroine which added to the frustration-there was zero approach at halftime which ultimately made it hard to imagine a relationship.
As always, please take my review with a grain of salt. It might be a totally different experience for you.
May 23, 2017
Have you ever read the introduction to a book and thought the notion so interesting, you began forming ideas for the story in your head? This was exactly the case for me with Infinite Us... It started out as I imagined but really fell apart as the story faltered on. I felt very bored at certain parts too, and found my mind wandering, but I'm not sure if the book was genuinely boring or if my mind just wanted to escape the thoughts of it. It just wasn't for me.
In short:
Hero 3/5 | Heroine 3/5 | Plot (Point, Originality) 4/5 | Writing Style 3/5 | Steam 2/5 | Romance 3/5 | Angst-Suspense 3/5 | Darkness 0/5 | Humor 1/5 | Secondary Characters 3/5 | Drama-Conflict 3/5 | Mystery 2/5 | Twists 4/5 | Pacing Steady | Action 3/5
In short:
Hero 3/5 | Heroine 3/5 | Plot (Point, Originality) 4/5 | Writing Style 3/5 | Steam 2/5 | Romance 3/5 | Angst-Suspense 3/5 | Darkness 0/5 | Humor 1/5 | Secondary Characters 3/5 | Drama-Conflict 3/5 | Mystery 2/5 | Twists 4/5 | Pacing Steady | Action 3/5
June 20, 2017
"Without love, we are pointless. With it, we are infinite."
Three stories, three hold my breath, angsty stories from different times and places. Interracial love stories that tore at my heart and dared me not to care, and fall in love (and maybe cry a bit).
Is it fate? Past lives? Shared dreams? Or magic?
"Sometimes a body isn’t built for a spirit that is bigger than the world itself. Sometimes it fails and sometimes that failing destroys the world. It wrecked mine."
Beautiful, lyrical writing wove this story like a song. I wanted to read faster to see what would happen. I wanted to read slower to enjoy and allow these lovely words to just soak in.
"Funny thing about love, ain’t it? Sometimes it saves you and sometimes, like right then, even love isn’t enough."
Three stories, three hold my breath, angsty stories from different times and places. Interracial love stories that tore at my heart and dared me not to care, and fall in love (and maybe cry a bit).
Is it fate? Past lives? Shared dreams? Or magic?
"Sometimes a body isn’t built for a spirit that is bigger than the world itself. Sometimes it fails and sometimes that failing destroys the world. It wrecked mine."
Beautiful, lyrical writing wove this story like a song. I wanted to read faster to see what would happen. I wanted to read slower to enjoy and allow these lovely words to just soak in.
"Funny thing about love, ain’t it? Sometimes it saves you and sometimes, like right then, even love isn’t enough."
June 3, 2017
3.5 stars
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Blurb:
Love is timeless…
Nash Nation loves zeroes and ones, over-sized monitors and late office hours. He’s too busy taking over the world to make time for relationships—that is, until his new neighbor Willow O’Bryant barges into his life, and now Nash can’t shake the feeling that this isn’t the first time she’s interrupted his world.
Then, the dreams start. And in the dreams—memories.
Memories of a girl named Sookie who couldn’t count on love or friendship, never mind forever. Memories of a library and a boy called Isaac and secrets made in private that destroyed his world.
The memories seem real, but who do they belong to?
When Nash and Willow discover the truth, life as they know it unravels.
The bridge between this life and the next is shored up by blood and bone and memory. Sometimes, that bridge leads to the place we’ve always wanted to be.
Blurb:
Love is timeless…
Nash Nation loves zeroes and ones, over-sized monitors and late office hours. He’s too busy taking over the world to make time for relationships—that is, until his new neighbor Willow O’Bryant barges into his life, and now Nash can’t shake the feeling that this isn’t the first time she’s interrupted his world.
Then, the dreams start. And in the dreams—memories.
Memories of a girl named Sookie who couldn’t count on love or friendship, never mind forever. Memories of a library and a boy called Isaac and secrets made in private that destroyed his world.
The memories seem real, but who do they belong to?
When Nash and Willow discover the truth, life as they know it unravels.
The bridge between this life and the next is shored up by blood and bone and memory. Sometimes, that bridge leads to the place we’ve always wanted to be.
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June 4, 2017
Could barely finish the first chapter. It just did not make sense and was REALLY hard to read. I am disappointed as I was really looking forward to this one.
June 1, 2017
This is one of those books I went into blind, having 1-clicked based on several recommendations from other readers. Having now read the synopsis, I don’t think many readers will know what they are getting into, and that’s not a bad thing.
The story centers on two neighbors, Nash Nation and Willow O’Bryant, who first meet after they share a sleepless night. Their connection is odd, a vibe where I wasn’t sure if there was an attraction or just intrigue. But their brief time together initially sets a new path for both of them.
The story itself is told from each of their POVs and in addition, features separate side stories involving two couples, which both Nash and Willow begin dreaming about. What’s interesting is how these dreams profoundly affect them, impacting their daily lives. Each character seems to struggle with why the dreams feel so real, and why the fate of each character tears at their soul.
“With everything I am.”
These dreams are not happy go lucky. While each has a love story with a forbidden edge to it, as they feature mixed races back in a time when tolerance wasn’t what it is now. In place of acceptance, there are stereotypes, prejudices and false accusations that nearly destroy the couples. But both stories feature fighters who don’t let those harsh judgements stand in their way.
Outside of the dreams, Nash and Willow become closer, with a bond impossible for them deny. While Nash makes some bad comments along the way, as he struggles to understand what is going on between them, fate seems to give him, and them, a second chance.
As the story builds, so does the intensity between Nash and Willow, like they need each other on deeper level. That feeling is explained eventually, however, to avoid spoilers, I will keep that to myself.
As a new-to-me author, I thought this was exceptionally well written, very creative and thought provoking. This is just an example of the author’s beautiful prose:
"What truth is that?”
"That you’ll never understand it all. That every woman has a level of mystery no man could possibly discover. There are many. That many starts with one. It starts with the held things she won’t ever tell you, no matter who you are or what you can do for her. The one and many that you spend your life trying to discover. It’s an addiction, really. Like drinking something that tastes so fucking good, something you believe will fill you up but only makes you realize you could never be full. It makes you drunk. That touch, that taste, the bodies, the smell, all the things that make a woman so tempting. You want to drink…it all up.”
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The story centers on two neighbors, Nash Nation and Willow O’Bryant, who first meet after they share a sleepless night. Their connection is odd, a vibe where I wasn’t sure if there was an attraction or just intrigue. But their brief time together initially sets a new path for both of them.
The story itself is told from each of their POVs and in addition, features separate side stories involving two couples, which both Nash and Willow begin dreaming about. What’s interesting is how these dreams profoundly affect them, impacting their daily lives. Each character seems to struggle with why the dreams feel so real, and why the fate of each character tears at their soul.
“With everything I am.”
These dreams are not happy go lucky. While each has a love story with a forbidden edge to it, as they feature mixed races back in a time when tolerance wasn’t what it is now. In place of acceptance, there are stereotypes, prejudices and false accusations that nearly destroy the couples. But both stories feature fighters who don’t let those harsh judgements stand in their way.
Outside of the dreams, Nash and Willow become closer, with a bond impossible for them deny. While Nash makes some bad comments along the way, as he struggles to understand what is going on between them, fate seems to give him, and them, a second chance.
As the story builds, so does the intensity between Nash and Willow, like they need each other on deeper level. That feeling is explained eventually, however, to avoid spoilers, I will keep that to myself.
As a new-to-me author, I thought this was exceptionally well written, very creative and thought provoking. This is just an example of the author’s beautiful prose:
"What truth is that?”
"That you’ll never understand it all. That every woman has a level of mystery no man could possibly discover. There are many. That many starts with one. It starts with the held things she won’t ever tell you, no matter who you are or what you can do for her. The one and many that you spend your life trying to discover. It’s an addiction, really. Like drinking something that tastes so fucking good, something you believe will fill you up but only makes you realize you could never be full. It makes you drunk. That touch, that taste, the bodies, the smell, all the things that make a woman so tempting. You want to drink…it all up.”
If you are looking for something different, check this one out.
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May 23, 2017
4.5 stars
The most unique read of 2017! It would be fair to say that Nash and Willow possess the most character depth and personality than a majority of books I have read. Eden Butler has done an absolutely beautiful job at concocting such a diverse story.
Nash is a right brained workaholic that can never sleep-which is how he ends up meeting Willow for the first time. Willow is indeed an old soul that claims to cleanse auras. Her personality screams hippie, and she can sense trouble in Nash's mind that's keeping him from being able to sleep. After their first encounter, Nash is enthralled with the connection that is made. As Nash and Willow have these dreams, there is an incorporation for two more couples with their own unique love stories.
This book is absolutely a lot to digest, and probably one of the most creative reads in contemporary romance. I am left infinitely speechless after reading this book, and you will be too! - Victoria
The most unique read of 2017! It would be fair to say that Nash and Willow possess the most character depth and personality than a majority of books I have read. Eden Butler has done an absolutely beautiful job at concocting such a diverse story.
Nash is a right brained workaholic that can never sleep-which is how he ends up meeting Willow for the first time. Willow is indeed an old soul that claims to cleanse auras. Her personality screams hippie, and she can sense trouble in Nash's mind that's keeping him from being able to sleep. After their first encounter, Nash is enthralled with the connection that is made. As Nash and Willow have these dreams, there is an incorporation for two more couples with their own unique love stories.
This book is absolutely a lot to digest, and probably one of the most creative reads in contemporary romance. I am left infinitely speechless after reading this book, and you will be too! - Victoria
May 24, 2017
I'm a huge believer in past lives, second chances, and divine intervention. I believe souls have met before and some souls hold contracts from past lives. This story gave me so many feels. So much hope. So much to think about. As always, I'm in awe of Eden Butler and her storytelling. If you're new here and haven't read a book by this fabulous Author.. you need to understand that her books are meant to be savored and not devoured in one sitting. You must allow yourself to be transported to another world. Thanks for another fantastic read, Miss Eden.
December 19, 2021
Gorgeous, dreamy, and compelling. I loved all of the interlocking stories and the subtle use of magic and the fantastical to contextualize how the stories were connected. Perfect combination of a romance and a metaphysical musing on the nature of intuition, memory, and the subconscious.
May 24, 2017
Everything I have read by Eden Butler always resonates with me after I finish it, and this book is no exception. Spanning time, this story is a beautiful romantic tale. I would definitely recommend this to my friends.
August 2, 2017
Nash and Willow are two people that only know each other in passing. They're nearly opposites and seemingly on different paths. But a connection is forged the very first time they brush against each other. And while Nash tries to keep his distance, Willow tries to build a friendship. After their first interaction, both Willow and Nash begin to have dreams that seem too real and too honest. As their connection builds and their story unfolds, what seems impossible suddenly isn't. This was a very enjoyable and unique book.
August 4, 2017
Infinite Us is intriguing, well written and emotional read. It has Forbidden love, different time periods, dual pov's and characters that enthralled me. Simply Amazing!
October 31, 2017
Wow! I was blown away by this story!
"Infinite Us" is not one but three stories remarkably intertwined to create a romance that begs this question be asked, "Can love be so powerful that it transcends time in its attempt to overcome the obstacles placed in its path and ultimately bring two people together despite their cultural differences?"
Eden Butler has expertly woven the stories of Nash and Willow, Isaac and Riley, and Dempsey and Sookie into an enthralling saga traversing three different time periods and regions of the country and has crafted a poetically told, emotionally charged love story that is chock full of little surprises. It has consumed my thoughts with its complexity and rich flavor since I finished it. I loved it and will be diving into more of Ms. Butler's works ASAP.
P.S. This would make a fantastic movie but, as always, the book is better.
"Infinite Us" is not one but three stories remarkably intertwined to create a romance that begs this question be asked, "Can love be so powerful that it transcends time in its attempt to overcome the obstacles placed in its path and ultimately bring two people together despite their cultural differences?"
Eden Butler has expertly woven the stories of Nash and Willow, Isaac and Riley, and Dempsey and Sookie into an enthralling saga traversing three different time periods and regions of the country and has crafted a poetically told, emotionally charged love story that is chock full of little surprises. It has consumed my thoughts with its complexity and rich flavor since I finished it. I loved it and will be diving into more of Ms. Butler's works ASAP.
P.S. This would make a fantastic movie but, as always, the book is better.
May 21, 2017
Where to begin with this book??? Eden Butler squeezed my heart, ripped it apart, then expertly stitched it back together again. Infinite Us is a gripping story of the roots that define us, the hardships that test us, and the healing power of love and acceptance. It's a testament to how far we've come and how very far we have to go.
I don't want to give details because I think this is one of those books you should dive into blind. Take the journey--I promise you won't regret it. This one is a must read!! I loved every second of it.
I don't want to give details because I think this is one of those books you should dive into blind. Take the journey--I promise you won't regret it. This one is a must read!! I loved every second of it.
May 20, 2017
4 Fateful Stars
First let me begin this review by saying I am a sucker for a story that blends different eras with the present. They are truly some of my favorites. Eden did a wonderful job of making this concept work in Infinite Us and in doing so making you believe that maybe Fate does have something to do with our lives. And if you don't believe in fate and destiny she sure has you questioning that belief. Some things just can't be explained otherwise.
My favorite part of this book is she proves that opposites do attract. In this story it isn't just personality and looks. She brought a new element in with race. And although couples of different races are not something new you understand why this concept is so significant. When the past is rearing its ugly head, and it's ugly, you find yourself not only rooting for the characters involved but also hurting with them.
Every single character in this book is well thought out and written in a way making them so unbelievably real. Not one character has a weakness that I thought was out of it's element. We all fight our own demons and Eden sure has her characters fighting some tough ones. Love always prevails. Right? I think you need to read this one to find out.
First let me begin this review by saying I am a sucker for a story that blends different eras with the present. They are truly some of my favorites. Eden did a wonderful job of making this concept work in Infinite Us and in doing so making you believe that maybe Fate does have something to do with our lives. And if you don't believe in fate and destiny she sure has you questioning that belief. Some things just can't be explained otherwise.
My favorite part of this book is she proves that opposites do attract. In this story it isn't just personality and looks. She brought a new element in with race. And although couples of different races are not something new you understand why this concept is so significant. When the past is rearing its ugly head, and it's ugly, you find yourself not only rooting for the characters involved but also hurting with them.
Every single character in this book is well thought out and written in a way making them so unbelievably real. Not one character has a weakness that I thought was out of it's element. We all fight our own demons and Eden sure has her characters fighting some tough ones. Love always prevails. Right? I think you need to read this one to find out.
April 23, 2020
Infinite Us is a fascinating story that beautifully depicts a love that transcends all time. Neighbors Nash and Willow are both seemingly different people and yet there is something between them, a sort of connection that tethers them together. Nash is a workaholic, numbers guy who suffers from insomnia while Willow is more of a free spirited girl with a bit of a hippie edge. After their first few encounters, they each experience dreams that depict relationships of times past. Or are these dreams?
Infinite Us reveals three interracial romances that span over different time periods, which I found to be very interesting and were very well thought out by the author. In the beginning, I did struggle to get into this book as I had trouble connecting with Willow whereas I was able to easily relate to Nash. Still, the more I read, the more I found myself immersed in the book. The premise of this romance is unique and the author is brilliant with its execution. This is very different from her previous works and while it isn’t my favorite novel by her, I did enjoy this book. If you are looking for an original love story and keep an open mind, then you enjoy Infinite Us. I read a complimentary version of this book.
Infinite Us reveals three interracial romances that span over different time periods, which I found to be very interesting and were very well thought out by the author. In the beginning, I did struggle to get into this book as I had trouble connecting with Willow whereas I was able to easily relate to Nash. Still, the more I read, the more I found myself immersed in the book. The premise of this romance is unique and the author is brilliant with its execution. This is very different from her previous works and while it isn’t my favorite novel by her, I did enjoy this book. If you are looking for an original love story and keep an open mind, then you enjoy Infinite Us. I read a complimentary version of this book.
May 27, 2017
I love stories that deal with fate and pre-destiny so when I read the blurb for Infinite Us, I was definitely interested. In this standalone from Eden Butler, three interconnected stories are told through the main characters, Nash and Willow.
The stories spans different time periods and by the end of the book, the reader is treated to several stories about love, overcoming obstacles and diversity without getting too very heavy. It does make for a slower read as the interconnections are revealed in a deliberate way. It’s really a story of the power of love and how it can transcend time.
This is a bit of a different story than I’ve read in the past from Eden Butler. She’s established herself for me as one of the authors I watch for, and I’m glad to see her taking a chance on a different sort of story. While Infinite Us is more about the bigger picture of connections than the characters, I enjoyed that it wasn’t a formulaic read. There was still plenty of emotions to be felt.
Overall, if you are looking for something that is a little different, explores fate and fordidden relationships, then this might be for you.
ARC provided for review.
The stories spans different time periods and by the end of the book, the reader is treated to several stories about love, overcoming obstacles and diversity without getting too very heavy. It does make for a slower read as the interconnections are revealed in a deliberate way. It’s really a story of the power of love and how it can transcend time.
This is a bit of a different story than I’ve read in the past from Eden Butler. She’s established herself for me as one of the authors I watch for, and I’m glad to see her taking a chance on a different sort of story. While Infinite Us is more about the bigger picture of connections than the characters, I enjoyed that it wasn’t a formulaic read. There was still plenty of emotions to be felt.
Overall, if you are looking for something that is a little different, explores fate and fordidden relationships, then this might be for you.
ARC provided for review.
May 24, 2017
Don’t you love it when an author steps outside of their comfort zone and delves into another style? Eden Butler has done this with “Infinite Us.”
True Love transcends all time. True Love exceeds all expectations. True Love is a battle to be won. True love will always find it’s way home.
I am so in awe with the intricate storytelling Eden Butler has displayed with this book. The journey she takes us on. The history we watch unfold before our very eyes. The diversity she displays.
Infinite Us is one of the most beautifully written books of the year. The words are woven together, and flow like the peaceful calm of a fall day. I am not sure where Eden went in her mind or what voices were in her head when she penned this book, but she opens the door to a whole new word, and as the reader I was lost. Lost in the time. Lost in emotion. Lost in love.
I know it is not possible to give more than five stars, but that isn’t enough. There aren’t enough in this galaxy. This is truly one of my top five reads of 2017.
Well done Ms. Butler, well done.
True Love transcends all time. True Love exceeds all expectations. True Love is a battle to be won. True love will always find it’s way home.
I am so in awe with the intricate storytelling Eden Butler has displayed with this book. The journey she takes us on. The history we watch unfold before our very eyes. The diversity she displays.
Infinite Us is one of the most beautifully written books of the year. The words are woven together, and flow like the peaceful calm of a fall day. I am not sure where Eden went in her mind or what voices were in her head when she penned this book, but she opens the door to a whole new word, and as the reader I was lost. Lost in the time. Lost in emotion. Lost in love.
I know it is not possible to give more than five stars, but that isn’t enough. There aren’t enough in this galaxy. This is truly one of my top five reads of 2017.
Well done Ms. Butler, well done.
March 26, 2018
🌟🌟🌟 5 Magical, Beautiful 🌟🌟🌟
This book. I don't even know where to begin. The imagery, the emotive language, all of it is truly stunning. Eden Butler is an artist and this book is her masterpiece.
It was slightly slow going initially, but it's beyond worth powering through because it is genuinely so beautiful. You get to see how love will continue through time, that there are things beyond physical life.
I love the characters. Willow is quirky, loving, kind, selfless. She has the free spirit and determination that makes me think of Esmerelda from The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Then there's Nash, who defies expectations and stereotypes. Who is strong and ambitious, funny and independent, kind and generous. He has flaws of course, they both do but those flaws just make them more real, makes the story more endearing and beautiful.
I won't ever forget this book and these words, they're pure, innocent, and magical and I genuinely can't recommend it enough.
This book. I don't even know where to begin. The imagery, the emotive language, all of it is truly stunning. Eden Butler is an artist and this book is her masterpiece.
It was slightly slow going initially, but it's beyond worth powering through because it is genuinely so beautiful. You get to see how love will continue through time, that there are things beyond physical life.
I love the characters. Willow is quirky, loving, kind, selfless. She has the free spirit and determination that makes me think of Esmerelda from The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Then there's Nash, who defies expectations and stereotypes. Who is strong and ambitious, funny and independent, kind and generous. He has flaws of course, they both do but those flaws just make them more real, makes the story more endearing and beautiful.
I won't ever forget this book and these words, they're pure, innocent, and magical and I genuinely can't recommend it enough.
April 27, 2020
Reviewed for a Book Nerd, a Bookseller and a Bibliophile.
Infinite of Us is a deep and emotional story in which Eden Butler created this intense romantic love story between her two main characters Nash and Willow. Nash and Willow are polar opposites in every way, as you read this book you can't imagine how these two characters would even fall in love with each other.
But I guess you can say it was written in the stars for Nash and Willow, with a little push from fate they were bound to cross paths. Nash fights so hard against his and Willows connection, that it made it difficult at time to like him.
This book definitely had an interesting concept and twist to how these two characters were connected. I truly thought this book would be about reincarnation but it was much deeper story than that.
Infinite of Us is a deep and emotional story in which Eden Butler created this intense romantic love story between her two main characters Nash and Willow. Nash and Willow are polar opposites in every way, as you read this book you can't imagine how these two characters would even fall in love with each other.
But I guess you can say it was written in the stars for Nash and Willow, with a little push from fate they were bound to cross paths. Nash fights so hard against his and Willows connection, that it made it difficult at time to like him.
This book definitely had an interesting concept and twist to how these two characters were connected. I truly thought this book would be about reincarnation but it was much deeper story than that.
April 27, 2020
Infinite of Us is a deep and emotional story in which Eden Butler created this intense romantic love story between her two main characters Nash and Willow. Nash and Willow are polar opposites in every way, as you read this book you can't imagine how these two characters would even fall in love with each other.
But I guess you can say it was written in the stars for Nash and Willow, with a little push from fate they were bound to cross paths. Nash fights so hard against his and Willows connection, that it made it difficult at time to like him.
This book definitely had an interesting concept and twist to how these two characters were connected. I truly thought this book would be about reincarnation but it was much deeper story than that.
~Glori💜
But I guess you can say it was written in the stars for Nash and Willow, with a little push from fate they were bound to cross paths. Nash fights so hard against his and Willows connection, that it made it difficult at time to like him.
This book definitely had an interesting concept and twist to how these two characters were connected. I truly thought this book would be about reincarnation but it was much deeper story than that.
~Glori💜
May 31, 2017
Though a bit confusing at first, Infinite Us is very unique and I can't say I've read anything like it. You definitely have to go into reading this book with an open mind. It's not your typical love story by any means. I enjoyed the way Eden Butler mixed the past with the present and how everything ended up being connected. I liked the premise of the plot and the characters were both quirky which was entertaining. However, the pace was a bit too slow for me and I had a hard time staying engaged in the story. I loved that Eden Butler added so much depth to the past and the present of Nash and Willow's life but at times it was a bit drawn out and I lost focus. Aside from that, I thought Infinite Us is a pretty good read.
August 12, 2017
ok so i got this book cause the blurb sounded good. Then inread some of the reviews and thought what didninget myself into. I read this book and honestly it IS different but i still really enjoyed the book. each chapter starts with present tense and more often then not ends with a dream sequence. It definitely is not a book you can just pick up for a light read as you do need to pay attention to each scen to be able to connect to the characters both past and present. I really enjoyed the characters and the small glimpses into american history making you realize how far we have come and how much further we have to go in accepting interracial couples.
May 23, 2017
4.5 Stars!!
I can't even! This book was beautifully written, intriguingly different and it consumed me from cover to cover!
A trio of interracial romances, forbidden love told in a way that will make you smile. What I expected to be a heavy book with a deeply emotional content, but what I got was a light-hearted look at "forbidden" love throughout time. Told in a unique way, I was sucked in from the start.
I will warn you... this is not a quick read. This is slow, methodical and engrossing, but so very sweet!
You have to read this beautiful book!!
I can't even! This book was beautifully written, intriguingly different and it consumed me from cover to cover!
A trio of interracial romances, forbidden love told in a way that will make you smile. What I expected to be a heavy book with a deeply emotional content, but what I got was a light-hearted look at "forbidden" love throughout time. Told in a unique way, I was sucked in from the start.
I will warn you... this is not a quick read. This is slow, methodical and engrossing, but so very sweet!
You have to read this beautiful book!!
May 23, 2017
How do I like thee, let me count the ways...
1st, the blurb intrigued me. I thought there was a bit of magic in this story, apparently, the magic can be found in love.
2nd, the story amazes me! This book spans several love stories and over few generations and families. This is the kind of story that will leave you breathless!
3rd, engaging characters. You can't help but feel for the characters and the plight of the people described here.
And 4th, the feels!!! Just read it and see!
I was provided a copy for review purposes.
1st, the blurb intrigued me. I thought there was a bit of magic in this story, apparently, the magic can be found in love.
2nd, the story amazes me! This book spans several love stories and over few generations and families. This is the kind of story that will leave you breathless!
3rd, engaging characters. You can't help but feel for the characters and the plight of the people described here.
And 4th, the feels!!! Just read it and see!
I was provided a copy for review purposes.
May 24, 2017
Infinite Us is an utterly charming read and Eden Butler delivered a really poignant and touching romance. It's a very clever book where we get three interconnected stories delivered through the main couple, Nash and Willow. Without going into the plot, it's an intricate slow building story told in quite a poetic manner. I found the story intriguing although the romance element between Nash and Willow didn't quite hit the mark for me. That being said, I did enjoy the originality of this book and would say it is one to definitely give a go.
May 25, 2017
Another hit from Eden that will break you down and then build you up again. This story grabs you from beginning to end teaching you as you read along how to love, how to overcome and how to build something better. Nash and Willow grow through out the book and the intricate stories that create an amazing red for you to fall in love with. An emotional yet light read, Eden is a genius at getting you to connect with each and every character in her story. Infinite Us is simply perfect!
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