Expiration Dates

"I really enjoyed this book! It was such a quick, easy read, with a very intriguing and unique plot! Loved Daphne so much! There's a little bit of spice, but not much. 10/10 would recommend!"

"I was given the arc through NetGalley. Really really cute book. She writes beautifully and I was fully invested in the story by the end. She always has a little bit of magic and I love it! Only reason it’s 4 stars because it took a little time for me to get into. "

"After reading the blurb about the book I thought this sounded like an interesting book with multiple time lines. Fell very short. It was ok, but I don’t think worth recommending."

"Twist at the end was unexpected. Very interesting concept for a book and kind of changed my perspective on dating "

"Slow start but the second half is really worth it ! Very touching !"

"Cute story and good narration!"

"Unique storyline and it was such a cute, wholesome, easy fun read "

"This was my first Rebecca Serle book and I loved it so much! I enjoyed the pacing and the timing of all the things that made me unable to put it down. The characters were real, relatable and not-at-all perfect, which made the story all the more compelling. I will always love a good romance. Especially one that reminds us that the surprises and uncertainty are what make life worth living."

"Expiration Dates does not have an earth-shatteringly unique premise. It doesn't have twists that will make you gasp. But somehow Rebecca Serle never fails to capture my interest and keep me coming back for more.   Maybe it's her familiar main characters - I feel like I know them, or that I can relate. Daphne is an intelligent, kind, and hardworking person who I care about right away. Her life seems similar to mine and she does things I would do (most of the time).  Maybe it's the familiar plot lines, with a unique. magical twist. Daphne is single and not worried about it. She doesn't feel a lot of drama about her dating life, but it turns out, that's because she gets notes with each guy's name and the length of time he'll be in her life. This allows her to understand in advance how much to invest, and she's rarely surprised when the relationship ends. Maybe it's Daphne's awesome best friend, who just happens to be a guy. I've always had guy best friends, so this aspect of the story resonated. Hugo is brash, successful, busy, and kind of a player, but you can see his affection for Daphne right away. I won't give any of the twists away but, you'll see them coming if you pay attention. I enjoy Serle's handling of situations of family crisis - hard times like these come to everyone eventually, but they are treated with so much heart and love that I can't help but enjoy reading about them. If you liked In Five Years or One Italian Summer, I recommend you pick up Expiration Dates! ***Thank you to Atria Books and NetGalley for the ARC!"

"254 pages… boo this book was so repetitive and the love story turned out awful. I hate the way it went. Also, this author is the queen of fake deep, I found myself skipping a lot of monologues about the tapestries of city life, blah, blah, blah. I do not recommend."