Liv (The Ripple Effect, #4)

Liv’s treatment was supposed to fix her, not throw her life into chaos.

It’s June 2045, and the day Liv Carter has been dreading her whole life has arrived: her twenty-first birthday.

Despite undergoing an experimental treatment to halt her hereditary Time Travel Disorder (TTD), Liv is certain she’s going to travel. Her mum, Millie, and aunt, Caitlyn, have spent years preparing her for this moment, but nothing can ease the anxiety churning in her gut.

As if that wasn’t enough, her wealthy and charming boyfriend, Emmett, just proposed—in front of everyone. On paper, Emmett’s perfect. In Liv’s heart, she’s not so sure.

Those doubts grow stronger as she gets to know Eli, the caretaker of Wattle House: a haven for time travellers. Eli is warm, funny and compassionate (not to mention super hot), and Liv feels drawn to him in a way she never has with Emmett.

But when her experimental treatment backfires, Liv finds herself hurled into not one, but multiple past eras. TTD is hard enough to manage under normal circumstances, but Liv’s episodes are unlike anything she’s ever heard of: wild, unpredictable, and relentless.

With survival her top priority, Liv tries to push aside her feelings for Eli. But she can’t ignore the unexplained sadness in his eyes—or the connection she feels every time he’s near.

Liv: The Ripple Effect Book 4 offers a fresh, futuristic twist on navigating life, love and loss with TTD.