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5/5

An incredible historical fiction book set during the 80s space shuttle era of NASA, Joan finds her place as an Astronaut.

I really liked this one. It has great characters and an interesting premise. I personally would have liked more time spent on the space and NASA aspects of the story to balance the relationship story, which dominated the prose. But still, it was an engaging and entertaining read and a beautiful love story.

What a beautiful book! It illustrated both a love of the universe and a love of love. It is a book that makes you care. It was one of the rare romances I liked because it had a solid and interesting plot, and I'm fascinated by space.

I can't imagine not being able to express love in public, but the book made me really think about the ramifications of that. We can not go backward.

I don't expect less from TJR but this was another fantastic book, and a nail biter to the very end. So good.

Flying isn't a possibility right now so reading with my feet off the ground while spending an afternoon via a hammock seems like the next best choice.

I woke up, got my coffee and settled in to read this why the house is still quiet.

Off to a good start…🚀

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ What a fantastic ride on the space shuttle!

I liked this book. I liked the romance and the talk about astronauts, space and stars. The writing is beautiful and easy to get sucked into the characters feelings and emotions like they're your friends. In the second part of the book it laid more heavily on the romance and I felt myself missing more of the space aspect. The biggest thing I didn't like was that you didn't get to journey with her on her first mission. 4/5

Another wonderful novel from Taylor Jenkins Reid.