Review: Super story, super characters and  super ending!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 24, 2012
I really like time travel stories.  Once you perservere through the first 3 chapters every thing is smooth going. Grammatical errors, such as the wrong characters name (this really upsets me) and the incorrect spelling for words that sound alike but are spelled differently to indicate the defination of the word or such errors as,bread and breakfast instead of bed and breakfast, perhaps a wrong tense of a word such as listen instead of listening.  I almost thought the whole book would be filled with these type of errors, and thought about deleting it out and reading something else, but I decided that I would give it another chapter, and actually crossed my fingers that all of the problems would cease and they did.!!!  The latter part of the book had maybe 2 or 3 minor errors but it was no big deal.Now I want to tell you about what made the story so great for me.  It was a time travel story.  It took Angie to 1946 Oklahoma, also to Germany during World War II, to a Indian encampment on the eve of Colonel George Custer's attack and massacre of the tribe, these travels occurred between returning to the 21st century. But the how and why reasons for Angie being able to travel to these various locations is the whole plot of the story, and I must admit I could not figure it out, until the epilogue.  I read the first line and cursed myself for being dumb! dumb! dumb.  I can't believe I did not put it all together.  It is like a puzzle and once the final piece is in place it all becomes clear.Hey! Read the book and see if you do any better. After rocky start it really caught me up in what was happening.  If there had not be the errors to contend with when I first started the book I would have had no problem giving the book 5 (*****) STARS.