helenkat's review
5.0
A doctor, a soldier, a lovely romance. Add the fact that the soldier is from the 17th century and you have a time travel romance. It has action, emotion, some humour, and two characters who you fall in love with and want a happily ever after for. But is this possible when they belong to two different times?
Lovely writing, lovely story and great to read about a time period I don’t know much about.
Disclaimer: While I personally know the author, this does not affect my star rating.
Lovely writing, lovely story and great to read about a time period I don’t know much about.
Disclaimer: While I personally know the author, this does not affect my star rating.
mistree's review
3.0
Rather intriguing idea of time travel where both a man from the 17th century and a 20th century woman are both able to go into the other's time. Also, there was truly a purpose for the time travel-to save a life. There was too much sex in it for my taste and things moved along pretty quickly. The characters were enjoyable though.
minimochi's review
3.0
What's with the cover? It doesn't match the book at all??? I would prefer a man in a civil war uniform to this nonsense.
carolhoggart's review
5.0
A lovely read - subtle sense of humour, an adventure story which retains a real sense of the horror of war, a time-travel story that makes the most of the shock of finding oneself in a different century, and a love story which does not turn a blind eye to the challenges of a 300-year-odd age gap! Perhaps the story was a little abbreviated, requiring that the relationship develop faster than entirely believeable, but that is a small quibble over what is truly a charming tale.
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