Brandice's Reviews > Expiration Dates

Daphne is familiar with plans. Every time she meets a new guy, she receives a piece of paper from the universe with his name on it and how long their time together will be. Sometimes it’s short, sometimes it’s longer. When Daphne receives a paper with just “Jake” on it and no end date, she feels it’s decided: he must be the one.

As she gets to know Jake, it’s clear to Daphne that he’s a great guy and she can’t help but wonder when it’s the right time to share everything with him.

I have had mixed success with Rebecca Serle books and am glad to share Expiration Dates was a winner, easily now my second favorite after In Five Years. This story was fast and engaging. I saw one big element coming early on, but another one surprised me. I enjoyed the story and its message about personal timing, living life, and finding love.

Thank you to Atria Books and Netgalley for providing an advance reader copy in exchange for an honest review.