I was so amazed by Deja Vu's story. What a complex and raw journey.

TW: This book has sexual abuse, domestic violence, abuse, trauma, and LGBTQ content.

I was most impressed by her strong desire to go beyond the borders of her country, no matter what. Her desire was so strong that there was almost no other option but to do what needed to be done to achieve it.

To come to another country that you had never been to, with a person you barely knew, with the hope that everything would work out. I don't know of many people who are that brave. Even though her marriage was not the ideal, loving one Deja Vu hoped for, I loved how she always protected her children from her father and all the bad in the world as much as she could. Also admire her for wanting to be her true self no matter what; once she decides, her sexual preferences shouldn't be hidden from her family, daughters, or the rest of the people in her life.

Overall, it is a raw, honest, inspirational story.


Thank you, Counterpoint and NetGalley, for the free advanced listeners copy, in exchange for an honest review.