Status Updates From Tempus (Tempus, #1)

So... the reset is fixed? Or is she just able to always remember?
I liked the changes after this reset. The Steve thing was a bit too easy, but I always knew the mother had died too soon. Now she was able to educate Jessie.
I still don't understand the thing with Travellers, Observers, and Interceptors (I think). What exactly are they? Superhuman? And what about them having to return to their time (every night)?

I KNEW her mother had to have been one of them and given it to her - whoever they are!

I seriously don't know what to think about what is happening here. First it seems slow, than it happens too quickly, and is it the intention that I don't get what is happening and how it is happening at all?
It's all so confusing, but I don't like the book enough (I think) that I would want to read it again in hopes it all makes sense then.
And why did I start the book, when the next part is only out next year?

So, that was Friday for the second time? And I'm afraid we are heading for number three.
I felt a little rushed through the events, even though some of them were repetition, but others should have been important enough to be detailed.
I was wondering about the description saying that she "only had one week" and then the first half of the book happened so quickly. But now it kind of makes sense.

I can't believe it's almost four months since I last read this book. I forgot so much!
However, so far, the developments are very different from what I expected from this book - I even reread the summary here to make sure I was on the right book in my head.
I do like it, though. Even if it is accumulating unanswered questions, and I am getting annoyed at Jessie not questioning things more.
Poor boy.

Finally!
It took forever for Gabriel to make a proper appearance. And at the same time, I loved learning so much of Jessie's life away from the main story.
But I am absolutely not sure what to think of that love triangle. Fantasy-wise I root for Gabriel, but my heart reaches out to Steve.

Not too fond of love triangles, but this one actually has a very interesting approach! Steve's reasoning is surprising as logical, something I had contemplated before. And now he's all man and too weak but to give in.
I, however, want to know more about the boy in the mirror, and that date Jessie promised him!

Lovey start. I enjoy the writing style, I am completely intrigued by the idea, I can't wait to read more!

It started off well...but at this point, I'd like it a lot better if the main character would stop admiring herself in the mirror and start doing adventure-y stuff or something