Review: Good story if you can stomach the editing errors
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 04 7, 2014
I enjoyed reading about Sarah going back into time to the very home she purchased / area she lived in. It certainly gave her a true look into what the history of the area really was like, since she was a history guide.  I thought it was interesting how she blended her relationship with her "father," Benjamin, with the family she didn't have while living in the present.  I also loved her relationship with all the Lenape people at Long Meadow Plantation.I liked how the author portrayed the British soldiers--so people today could understand how many of the colonials were treated on a daily basis.  Obviously not all British soldiers were as nasty as these were, but colonists were definitely treated badly by those who felt it was their "right" to take whatever they wanted, as Britain "owned" the colonies and colonists.I was a bit confused at the end as to whether Sarah Stone and Sarah Tawkes were supposed to be the same person, or a reincarnated version of the same person, or if it were just a dream, or what actually happened.The worst part of the book was the editing.  How do you not use basic punctuation?  Words were missing, and wrong words were used.  I started bookmarking each place I found an error, but stopped after 50.  Clean up the editing and I will change my rating.