I’ve only recently started reading time travel books, and I confess, while it’s not my favorite trope, when it’s done and researched well, I find it incredibly exciting. So while Stealing Infinity took a bit to get into, it was most certainly exciting. Though there were secrets that didn’t always make sense. Two days into… Continue reading Stealing Infinity, Alyson Noël
Tag: Time Travel
Crown City, John A. Heldt
In the last book of the Time Box series, the Lanes have landed in 1963. In sunny California, the Lanes could almost rest easy if they didn't have a madman intent on taking them out. They're worried Robert will send Silas after them yet again. They can't rest until they take down Robert and Janus… Continue reading Crown City, John A. Heldt
The Refuge, John A. Heldt
The Lanes have been running through time for a long time. Now In Hawaii in 1941, they know the horror that awaits them. They know Robert's plans, and they know Bain is set to carry them out. Can they stop Bain from altering the trajectory of the second world war? You know, I was reading… Continue reading The Refuge, John A. Heldt
Sea Spray, John A. Heldt
Sea Spray, the third book in the Time Box series, brings us to the roaring twenties. The Lane’s land themselves in a fantastic mansion and are making friends. They hope this move might be their last move as they settle into their new lives. Devereaux is still on the hunt for the Lanes, so they… Continue reading Sea Spray, John A. Heldt
January TBR
My reading has been a little slow-paced this week due to some family things and yet another root canal. So I thought I would share with you my TBR, and hopefully you find a book or two you want to read. Let's get to it! Do No Harm, Christina McDonaldWomen's Crime Fiction Blurb:Emma loves her… Continue reading January TBR
The Fair, John A. Heldt
The Fair, the second book in the Time Box series, shows a lot of changes for the Lane family. Jordan is still healing from a major loss, but when he meets a stranger on the train, it leads him to Jessie, and he’s immediately drawn in. His conflicted emotions between healing and interest play on… Continue reading The Fair, John A. Heldt
Time After Time, Sara Crawford
I asked to review this because I thought the premise of going back to the 80s was fun and could go really far. The cover, with the pink and the neon, suits the theme, and it draws the reader in. However, I think I was more excited about the prospect of traveling back to the… Continue reading Time After Time, Sara Crawford
Charlock’s Secret, Leah Moyes
Fleeing from the grief of her deceased fiance, Kat flees the states to take a position in the Gilford estate. She has trouble acclimating at first, but she can’t seem to outrun the painful memories. Waking up from an accident while working, she finds herself thrown back in time to the earlier Gilford family. Hired… Continue reading Charlock’s Secret, Leah Moyes
The Lane Betrayal, John A. Heldt
Mark Lane has learned that his employer plans to use the time travel boxes they’ve invented for nefarious purposes. So he takes his family and the two time boxes and flees to 1865, where the Civil War is nearing its end. They may not find the peace they’re hoping for when the owner of the… Continue reading The Lane Betrayal, John A. Heldt
Camp Lake, John A. Heldt
After several failed attempts to catch up with their time traveling parents that involved multiple periods in time, the Carson siblings have one final chance to meet up with their parents and head back to 2017 together. Their adventures were fraught with joy and heartache and oftentimes filled with danger. Let's hope the '80s and… Continue reading Camp Lake, John A. Heldt
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