Inhaling, I step into the airport on my own for the first time in my life.īetween boarding and flight times, it takes over four hours for me to arrive in Seattle.

I turn and wave goodbye to her, a pang of homesickness already hitting me as I watch her drive away. Like home, like everything I know.ĭo you have your passport, ticket confirmation . . . She leans over to hug me, and I close my eyes and cling for an extra beat. She stops me before I can get out of the car, taking my hand. I’m wearing my favorite pair of jeans and my favorite top. It was a little too far-fetched that since they fixed the issue in the past, the guy that Kady ultimately ends up with should have not existed (even though they tried to allow for that).Īgain, I liked it - it was light reading, but maybe a little more suspended reality than I like. Someone won't come back through because they've never been born (and in this case, one of them didn't). I don't believe in messing with events that will alter the future. everybody jump in and let's see who jumps out. Seemed to me she'd finished her journey, except maybe JD didn't have a high enough word count so she had to send Kady back through the portal one more time - no, two more times, wait. I mean, I can see one as the antagonist and one as the protagonist, but three? And then I wasn't clear on why she had to go back through the portal later.

I liked it - I'm a fan of JD, but I did struggle with the heroine having three men all in one book that were falling all over her.

Legend by katy evans