4.5 StarsWinner, winner, chicken dinner! I loved this book. This was my second time travel book this week ... er, actually, this month ... erm, okay, this year. I don't read time travel much; frankly, it never really excited me and I have a hard time wrapping my head around it. But Libby Drew has changed that.Reegan and Saul were WONDERFUL. The backstory was interesting and the suspense kept me engaged for the entire story. The identity of the "bad guys" wasn't any mystery but how the whole thing would play out kept me on the edge of my seat. (Although *pats self on back* I kinda did call it, if I do say so myself.)Bottom line: Titillating time-travel; this one was a WIN! Time travel into the past has become a vacation craze but you cannot stay for long. This is the story of a time travel guide who stayed in the past a little too long and brought something very special back. I found this to be an interesting story with a light romance in to liven it up. I enjoyed both Cammie and Reegan. They were well developed and fun. Saul, while well fleshed out, needed a kick in the ass and maybe that's what he got in the end. The story sagged in the middle for me but then picked up the pace again in the last fifty pages. This is book one in a series.
What do You think about Paradox Lost (2014)?
It was okay, but had some flaws. Actually I skipped over the last pages because it became tiresome.
—geethusethu
