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A review by thepaperzombie
Time's Twisted Arrow by Rysa Walker
5.0
I received this book in exchange for an honest review and I have to say I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Kate finds out from her ailing grandmother that she has the ability to travel through time. Kate is to be trained to travel through time and fix the time line that has been altered by opposing forces. Everything goes wrong when a time shift takes place that erases Kate's life. Her Grandmother is killed in the past and so she no longer exists. Her whole life is gone. Now Kate has to learn to use her powers of time travel to fix the time line and set things right.
I really loved this book. Kate is just the right amount of vulnerable and bad ass "self rescuing princess". Some authors fall into the mistake of making their female main character too much of a bad ass. So much so that it's unbelievable. I'm all for strong female protagonists but no one can be strong all the time. Rysa Walker does not make that mistake. Kate can kick ass but she also has just the right amount of emotional depth. She gets scared, she gets nervous, and she's doubts herself but she still does what she must. That is truly what it means to be strong.
The romance in the novel is great. I love Trey. He's a really sweet guy but at the same time Kieran is all for me. Usually I dislike love triangles but this makes so much more sense and is less frustrating than other love triangles. I mean if your entire past changes and you no longer exist... you're likely to meet a guy and fall in love since that other relationship actually never happened for you.
I would definitely recommend this book. It's so well written and Rysa Walker does a fantastic job of drawing you into the book and making you become invested in the characters. Read it. You will not regret it.
Kate finds out from her ailing grandmother that she has the ability to travel through time. Kate is to be trained to travel through time and fix the time line that has been altered by opposing forces. Everything goes wrong when a time shift takes place that erases Kate's life. Her Grandmother is killed in the past and so she no longer exists. Her whole life is gone. Now Kate has to learn to use her powers of time travel to fix the time line and set things right.
I really loved this book. Kate is just the right amount of vulnerable and bad ass "self rescuing princess". Some authors fall into the mistake of making their female main character too much of a bad ass. So much so that it's unbelievable. I'm all for strong female protagonists but no one can be strong all the time. Rysa Walker does not make that mistake. Kate can kick ass but she also has just the right amount of emotional depth. She gets scared, she gets nervous, and she's doubts herself but she still does what she must. That is truly what it means to be strong.
The romance in the novel is great. I love Trey. He's a really sweet guy but at the same time Kieran is all for me. Usually I dislike love triangles but this makes so much more sense and is less frustrating than other love triangles. I mean if your entire past changes and you no longer exist... you're likely to meet a guy and fall in love since that other relationship actually never happened for you.
I would definitely recommend this book. It's so well written and Rysa Walker does a fantastic job of drawing you into the book and making you become invested in the characters. Read it. You will not regret it.