Library Journal: Lawyer Gwen Bailey’s nearly inhuman ability to consistently turn in perfect work in practically no time has elevated her to the status of legend at her firm. No one else in the office knows that Gwen uses time travel to get her work done and fix her mistakes. Jumping in the back of any New York City yellow cab, Gwen tells the driver where and when she wants to go, and poof, she’s there. She has never told anyone about her ability and didn’t realize anyone else could do it until she meets a man in a café who is wearing merch from a concert that hasn’t happened yet. Cardiac nurse Ian Knox realized he could time travel the day his father and brother nearly died; he has used this ability ever since to make sure that his loved ones are safe and happy. As they continue to run into each other, Gwen and Ian start to see alarming anomalies in their abilities and have to consider if an imperfect future together could be enough.
VERDICT: Wibberley and Siegemund-Broka follow up Seeing Other People with this unique take on a time travel romance that will appeal to readers who enjoy magical realism, opposites-attract romances, and stories that make one wonder “what if?”