"Wonderful Reincarnation Time-Travel"
Little did Keefe and Tara know how their lives would change
when they agreed to this blind date. Keefe thought it would
be interesting to go on a wagon ride. He wanted to see how
Tara would react to something a little bit out of the
ordinary. Neither of them realized how unordinary this date
would turn out to be!! They were just starting to get
acquainted when they felt something hit the side of the
wagon and their driver toppled off. The wagon stopped and
Keefe, realizing that they were being attacked jumped off
and quickly called to Tara to get down off the wagon. After
standing frozen for seconds she hurried to climb down
tripping over her long skirt. Her long skirt? She was
wearing jeans! She stumbled to the side of the wagon where
someone was crouching over the dead driver. He turned as
Tara approached and started talking. It wasn't Keefe!! But
he had Keefe's voice!! Keefe was startled as well. It
wasn't Tara standing there but a blonde haired 18 years
old!! They followed the mules hoping they would lead them to
someone who could help. They stumbled across a log cabin
and finding no one home, decided it was as good a place as
any to stay the night until they figured out what had
happened to them. The next morning they get a visitor who
seems to recognize them! As the days pass they have to
figure out a way to go back without letting their neighbors
realize that they are not who every one thinks they are!! What a wonderful book. The storyline is great and the
author really lets the reader see what it would be like
living so far in the past! Some time travels don't explore
the everyday pitfalls about going back in time but C.J.
Winters does an excellent job. Most people romanticize
history but I'm glad we have electricity and running
water!! The mystery of who was after them was a surprise
and kept you guessing till the end. Can Nels (Keefe) and
Ivy (Tara) hide their growing attraction to each other? To
find out if Keefe and Tara make their way back and what
they do about their attraction which gets worse every day
you'll have to read the book. I highly recommend this time
travel. Sophie Murphy © Copyright 2003 for PNR Reviews
Reviewed by Sophie Murphy
Posted April 9, 2003
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