Just as cute a time-travel read as her other books. I felt, however, that this one was lacking a bit in the underlying plot that travels along with each story - the fight against the evil Nuadins - so there was very little tension other than that of the H/h straightening out all the myriad problems in their lives so they could be together. Does anybody else want to slap characters up side the head for their wrong thinking? I swear, lately I feel the love story parts are all angsty because one character thinks something wrong about the other. For instance, the heroine doesn't yet believe her HEA loves her yet (even tho he's told her and told her ...) then finds out he has a "daughter" back at his castle where they are headed. She immediately freaks thinking that if he's got a daughter there then he must also have a wife waiting (no matter what he's told her). Argh!!! This is like watching the TSTL girl run into the forest after hearing the blood-curdling scream in a horror flick.

So yeah, this wasn't one of my fav Mayhue books but its not rocket science, its entertainment and for that it works. Bring 'em on!