That’s what it’s all about. You’re here because you chose to be here. You chose all the obstacles and challenges because you needed to grow. Before you came down here, you worked out a plan. Whether you’ve stuck to that plan is anyone’s guess. But you had a plan. A list of things you needed to do, people you needed to have relationships with, things you needed to experience. Well that’s what I believe.
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In a nutshell

When Pixie Tate (a psychic detective) is commissioned to rid the opulent Aldeshoff Hotel of a dark spirit wreaking havoc within its walls, she must travel back in time. As she slips back 100 years she’s shocked to find herself in the middle of one of the most famous historical events. With time running out she comes face-to-face with a man she thought she had lost forever and finds herself torn between her mission and her heart.
Book Club Notes

This is the second book in Santa Montefiore’s timeslider series. Despite not having read the first book, I didn’t feel lost. The plot was interesting, I loved the historical aspect and the book was very readable but the “twist” was obvious and the writing and character creation lacked a special something to make it stand out as a great read. Would I read the third book? While I’m curious to see what happens to Pixie next, I won’t be upset if I don’t.
Read If

You enjoy a romance with a side of time travel.

Rating
Writing – 6/10
Character Development – 8/10
Plot Twist – 6/10
Shareability – 5/10
The Nitty Gritty


Published by: Orion, Distributed by Jonathan Ball
Genre: Fiction, Fantasy, Romance
ISBN: 978-1-3987-2006-0
Pages: 343
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Storyline: How good is the storyline? Is it believable and complex or does it make you shake your head in its ridiculousness?
Writing: How well written is the book? Do you find yourself wowed by the writing or unimpressed?
Character Development: Do the characters evolve and grow through the book and are they multi-dimensional?
Plot Twist: Were you able to predict the end, or did the author give you some surprises along the way to keep you on your toes?
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