Review: Time Travel to Scotland
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 7, 2013
Siobhan Macquire (or Sam as she's usually known) comes from a wealthy family and men are always after her for her money. When her latest boyfriend entices her to pay for a trip to his Scottish home then deserts her, Sam is furious and heartbroken. She goes for a walk and manages to get lost in the Highlands. It's wet and miserable and she's relieved to come across a man. He's dressed in a long kilt and plaid and at first takes her for a young boy. Sam thinks he's a reenactor and is glad of the rescue, but wishes he and his friends weren't taking the concept quite as far.A Time For Everything is a short story about a woman who finds love in an unexpected place. The plot is fairly straightforward with no real surprises, but the ending did leave me with a happy sigh. The story is told from Sam's point of view, communicating her frustration with both her life and her present condition well.Angus, her Scottish Highlander, is the strong, silent type. He's a bit of a mystery man, and I would have liked to know a little bit more about him. He speaks with a Scottish accent, yet his dialogue didn't irritate me as sometimes happens with dialects.If you're looking for a quick, entertaining time-travel A Time For Everything will suit you well.This book was given to me by the author and Bewitching Book Tours in return for an unbiased review.