No Time Like the Past

from jdifelice

I really liked this continuation of the series! It felt more put together and less all over the place than the last one. I liked all the adventures they went on and how the relationships between the characters progressed.

from John_Warner

The reader can be assured that in reading any book in the Chronicle of St. Mary's series that straightforward time travel jaunts are anything but easy. During the 5th book, the series' protagonist Madeleine Maxwell ("Max") and St. Mary's gang find themselves traveling to the past to the Great Fir...

from phyllis2779

I liked this book more than the last one. This book was episodic, which was OK. One thing that seemed liked a gaping hole was that no one seemed to be concerned about how Isabella and /or Ronan found out about the trip to St. Paul's. Why weren't they concerned about a possible mole? Isabella seem...

from vanderschloot

Jodi Taylor and her magnificently enjoyable Chronicles of St. Mary's are consistently funny and enjoyable as ever. You even get to learn a little something about history with minimal pain.

from rosalita

This is the fifth novel-length entry in the time-travel series featuring the madcap historians at St. Mary's Institute for Historical Research. As usual the inmates are running the asylum and catastrophe lurks around every corner as Max and her team travel back in time to rescue valuable artifact...