Review: Strange even for a time travel book.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 04 4, 2013
The story was very well written, but the premise of the time travel itself left much to be desired.  The little brother is missing for many years (having fallen through a time gate), but when the main character goes through he is still a boy due to some strange phenomenon she ever quite explains.  Then she finds that people know her because they've met her before, but she hasn't ever met them because she hasn't traveled back to that time period yet.  It gets really quirky at times, as well as annoying!  The end felt EXTREMELY rushed, like the author was trying to tie it all up in 10 pages or less.  I could have enjoyed it more if it just hadn't been so quirky!  Nothing actually ever made a lot of sense regarding her heritage, her dad's place in her past, her "relatives", and the whole American Indian village scenes were just plain ridiculous.  I read the story and it entertained me.  Did I like it?  It was just ok.