Review: Enjoyable Time Travel with Strong Characters
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 19, 2013
Liked this book better than I thought I would.  The Heroine was strong without being bitchy and the hero was vulnerable in all the right places while still being the most macho man in the room.  I enjoy a good time travel and am always curious as how the author explains the TT in the plot; the reasons given for this one are the most well-explained and articulated that I've ever read.  It's complete scientific ballocks of course but the author really sells it.  I wish she had spent as much time thinking about some of the other plot devices, but those were minor irritations.  Some of the cloak and dagger stuff made no sense at all. For example heroine states she should go hide out in a town she has no connection to in order to evade authorities -- so she travels to a town she frequently visits, less than an hour's drive from her brother's place and stays at her godparent's house.  Yeah, they'll NEVER look there.  What really bothered me was that the heroine was named Clare and as a Gabaldon Outlander series fan than just didn't seem right; I deducted an entire star for that.