from SheLovesMaisie

Second in a series. Although this novel about two modern-day British children who travel back to the 18th-century is aimed toward and appropriate for young adults, it offers much for adults to enjoy, as well. Much more than a time-travel romp, it depicts three-dimensional characters and nuanced r...

from jfoster_sf

Second book in a good trilogy.

from JNSelko

Evil is afoot in modern-day London!

from passionateaboutbooks

So far, I have really enjoyed this trilogy. Linda Buckley-Archer does an excellent job of combining the science fiction aspects of the book with historical facts about the 18th century as well as developing believable characters. I feel that with the vivid, descriptive writing, Buckley-Archer has...

from Limabeanoh

Second book in the series. A good read for the late pre-teen and early teen.