An interesting paradoxon

When Quinn is organizing her wedding, she begins to pass out and have weird dreams of a guy named Nick, like she went in therapy for when she was a child. Discovering soon that Nick is her doctor at the hospital and really excists, that she didn't make him up, but her dreams show events that they did not live together.
Nick really wants to help Quinn because even if it sounds so crazy, he also feels like knowing her forever, even when they just met a week ago.

They try to figure out what the dreams mean. But also what Quinns sickness means for her future and the upcoming wedding date. And Quinns fiance is less than happy about the handsome doctor.

I'm not a fan of cheating, so everything was bittersweet. At a brink of going to far. Quinn has to make difficult choices and hurt her family to get what she didn't know she wanted until she met Nick. But she might die if she doesn't.

The deja vu are an important part of it all. But at the end of book one I really want her to get the clue she needs to figure it all out. But this is something we will only discover in the next book.

The two narrators did a great job. I think the Nick one always read Nick's voice, didn't matter what pov and they worked great together.

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