Review: Sweet time travel
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 13, 2014
Time travel romances are a hard nail to hit right on the head, especially when it's a novella rather than a novel, as everything has to move at a fast pace.Rose as the displaced heroine is a thoroughly modern woman, her inability to fit in with thirteenth century France was shown well, and I did like the fact that it was shown beforehand that she spoke French extremely well so we weren't expected to believe that she simply knew it.Julien as the stone mason apprentice who finds her is a little more hard to place, though for the most he is within character there are times when I thought I'm not sure about that, but it wasn't big and it wasn't major so didn't affect my overall enjoyment of the story to any great extent.This is a sweet time travel romance that is mostly believable though I would have liked to see a little of Julien in the modern world, but hopefully that will come in future stories in the series. So if you enjoy time travel romances and you are looking for a quick sweet read then this would suit you perfectly.I received a free copy for an honest review.