The God of Endings

I really enjoyed this book. It is well written and the author does a wonderful job of telling a current day story and filling in pertinent facts with flashbacks to the past. It is somewhat of a dual timeline, but is so well done that it feels as though the story continues. The main character, Collette, is immortal and the story touches on many time periods that she has lived in, and many humans that she has loved and lost. By making someone immortal, is that a gift or a curse? Is it nothing forever or everything forever? Is all the good and the bad worth it? There are some deep themes and questions that I will be thinking about for a while.