The Bones Beneath My Skin

In my mind I know this can be no more than a 4 star book. The story is good, but not amazing, but in my heart it was 5 star enjoyment so that's that. 

”We're not alike. Not really. We're separated by time and space. And yet, somehow, we're all made of dust and stars. I think we'd forgotten that. And I don't know if you ever knew that to begin with. How can you be alone when we're all the same?”

[3.2] THE EASTER EGGS LITTERED THROUGHOUT!!!! green creek, roseland, big eddie, so lovely!!

I went into this book blind but I'm a huge fan of Klune's writing so I knew I'd at least like that aspect of it, but I think not knowing what the story was about added to the excitement to continue reading. I'm not a huge reader of science fiction, especially alien stuff, but this book ended up being more about the characters themselves rather than the sci-fi aspects. It took a weird turn with the cult stuff in the second half but it makes it more interesting than them just being on the road/on the run for the whole story. The ending was kind of a cop-out, I'd have liked more details about what exactly happened between Art and the other ET beings rather than just a fade to white/curtains close kind of transition to months or years later but at least we got a bit of explanation and a HEA, though it also ends on a somewhat ambiguous tone and there's no plans for a sequel.
Overall, definitely a recommend for fans of sci-fi romances and I'd recommend Klune's writing to anyone.