もう一度の初めて

I was genuinely nervous about how the time-loop mechanic would land, but the way Couch uses it to explore grief and second chances had me crying by chapter 12. The pacing is relentless—I finished it in one sitting, which I haven't done in months.

The premise grabbed me right away—it’s got that gut-punch emotional weight of *They Both Die at the End* but carves out its own lane. I read it in one sitting, and the way it explores different forms of love kept me thinking long after the final page.

I picked this up for my niece after she loved They Both Die at the End, and the way it plays with love and second chances feels just as urgent and emotional. The pacing kept us both hooked, and that final twist actually made me tear up.