The Seven Year Slip

Time travel/time slip/time loop romances appear to be a hot trope for the first time in decades, and I am here for it. I had to suspend my disbelief for this book's premise: a magical NYC apartment occasionally takes its owner seven years into the past (don't look for reasons or logic because there are none). And I had to grin and bear the Manic Pixie Dead Aunt who is remembered lovingly for corny platitudes such as “Dancing in the rain makes you live longer,” and “Always chase the moon.” But after overcoming those barriers, I found a well-written, swoony love story that is infinitely more satisfying than Poston's debut [b:The Dead Romantics 58885776 The Dead Romantics Ashley Poston https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1649027850l/58885776.SX50.jpg 91652095] (whose MCs make a cameo appearance here). CW for grief over the death of a loved one by suicide. Why do book blurbs omit anything that isn't romcom material?