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Butterman (Time) Travel, Inc.

(Butterman Travel series #1)

P.K. Hrezo (Goodreads Author)

3.72 · Rating details · 246 ratings · 84 reviews

It’s the year 2069 and even though eighteen-year-old Bianca Butterman is heir to the family biz, she may never see the day her time-craft license becomes official. When a government agent starts nosing around the operation, Butterman Travel, Inc. gets stuck with a full audit—part of a government take-over scheme to shut down all private time travel agencies. Enter former b ...more

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Aug 25, 2018 Richard Derus rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Shelves: kindled

Real Rating: 1.5* of five

Libertarian nonsense. Most specious, selfish, childish "philosophy" I've ever rejected with scorn and contempt, and dressing it up with an adolescent female lead with a crush on an Aryan celebrity made it no more appealing. I want my 99¢ back. ...more

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Jun 21, 2014 Hallie rated it liked it

Shelves: audiobook

More like a 2.5, really, but I'm rounding up because I was negatively influenced by the poor quality of the audiobook. (Entirely irrelevant, but there was an Irish character, and the narrator kept calling him "Deh-CLAN" and I kept going "???" until I finally figured it must have been Declan. Maybe in 2069 Irish people will have started pronouncing the name that way, but they sure don't now.)

Anyway, I stumbled across this in one of my searches through all the new releases in SF/fantasy and YA and More like a 2.5, really, but I'm rounding up because I was negatively influenced by the poor quality of the audiobook. (Entirely irrelevant, but there was an Irish character, and the narrator kept calling him "Deh-CLAN" and I kept going "???" until I finally figured it must have been Declan. Maybe in 2069 Irish people will have started pronouncing the name that way, but they sure don't now.)

Anyway, I stumbled across this in one of my searches through all the new releases in SF/fantasy and YA and -- time-travel. Not much more well thought-out than that. Unfortunately, it didn't turn out to be my kind of time-travel, and most of that was that it wasn't my kind of YA romance. ("Golden boy", big pop star and hard-working girl from remotest Alaska, 3 days' worth of knowing each other and she learns when it's necessary to Break the Rules! Take Risks! And he shows his Vulnerable Self! True Talent! Uh, abs? The L-word isn't mentioned but it's pretty insta all the same! ) There's a surprising amount of illicit (or not yet illicit but really - why the hell not?) taking of drugs of various forms, and while Tristan's problem with addiction is quite movingly depicted at times, both are pretty stupid with their accidental ingestions too often, and I had no patience at all for the non-accidental one near the end, given that Tristan is an addict, just out of rehab.

The overwritten, underdeveloped romance isn't the only problem I had with the book though, although again, most of this fits in the "not my cuppa" rather than "this book is a mess" category. At the start of the book, the family-owned Butterman Travel is being audited by the DoT, and throughout, the DoT agent continues to play the role of every big, bad, unjust governmental oversight agency throughout the history of governments, pretty much. They want to regulate commercial time-travel, which seems a highly sensible thing in theory, but as we come to discover, really means that the government wants to shut all the companies down and retain total control of all time-travel. Of course the scary agent with too much power who is usually one step ahead of our righteous just-want-to-carry-on-my-legitimate-business protagonist can be fun, and I started in that frame of mind. But as Tristan works on Bianca and she starts loosening up about following the rules, I started having my doubts. What view of time-travel can you have in which there is no possibility for screwing things up - whether through greed (bringing back treasures) or other types of self-interest (going back to stop yourself/others from making bad choices), or even the desire to set things right "this time"? Yes, of course, the latter would start for most people with the Holocaust, and that is mentioned as an impossibility, as are bringing things back to the present or changing the time-line in any way, personally or world events. Except then we discover what Bianca wants to do on her Induction Day, the free-for-Butterman-Travel-folks celebration of being a fully-credited time guide, and it's a whopper. (I don't think this qualifies as a real spoiler, but she does keep it back from the reader for quite a bit of the book, so I'll put it behind spoiler anyway.) (view spoiler) She says that the DoT rules only apply to commercial travel anyway, and furthermore, says she's investigated the people who would have died in this tragedy and their predicted futures and is pretty sure preventing this would only change things for the better, if at all. That makes NO SENSE AT ALL, and Bianca's saying she has done the calculations and according to them it won't affect anything significantly makes no sense either. Finding out what her plan was pretty much shot the time-travel for me.

There were a few other annoyances, of prose and plotting, and the worst of the latter was for the (very cool) "excursion" Tristan suggested they take on his trip. (It was cool, and fitting and I really liked it, in case that might have seemed sarcastic.) They got to this place early in the morning, had a four-hour window open, stayed their full amount of time, couldn't leave but Bianca used the remaining 30 minutes' power to do some computer research, told Tristan what she'd found, and then it was getting dark. In August, in upstate New York. There was also a very random bit of slut-shaming (I guess), when Bianca commented on two young women who were all over Tristan, and then says "No wonder celebrities were always sleeping with each other, the way they flaunt their goods." Of course later she goes swimming in her underwear, saying she's glad to be able to show Tristan the goods, but hey, that's the way slut-shaming tends to work, isn't it? Also, this line really pissed me off big-time: "With an overbearing mom like her, I can see why he's such a pansy." The overbearing mom is "hefty", shockingly.

I won't be reading Induction Day to see how Bianca's plan goes, but I'm sorry that the stuff that didn't work for me really didn't work, because there was plent of fun too.
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Feb 02, 2014 Mad Scientist rated it it was amazing

Shelves: young-adult, fantasy-fiction, science-fiction, adventure, time-travel, 2014

Concoction of a Review:

Taking on this Speculative fiction was not a choice but a must. Truly, Mad Scientist does not read enough of this genre.

Too start MS will say that this is indeed not a literary masterpiece but oh so close. New favorite is now found!

Enjoying this book is saying as if MS liked it. This is not the case.

When the pages were not being flipped thoughts were whirling about the characters.
When the pages were not being flipped dreams of the characters adventures and what will hap ...more

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Jan 19, 2014 Tanja (Tanychy) St. Delphi/James rated it it was amazing

Shelves: fantasy

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When reading books about time-travel it's mostly people from present who travel to past, or at least that's what I've been reading about, but this one is quite different. Now we're in the future and it's time to go and visit past.

Welcome to the year 2069, not far from now, but it's time of time-travel agencies. Yes, my dear friends time-travel is now part of people's lives by following certain set of rules and with enough money you can travel back in past. ...more

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Aug 30, 2014 Silver Thistle rated it liked it

Shelves: romance, time-travel

I was thrilled to win this in a Booklikes Giveaway and was very excited to read it. TIME TRAVEL! I'm all over that!

With time travel stories the mechanics of the how can make or break a book and in this one the 'how' is a bit different. Usually is all a big mistake and the time traveler has no control over how/why/when they jump to a different time but here it's all pre-arranged and paid for. It's a time travel business! Commercialized time travel! Book a trip to the past like you would any othe ...more

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Feb 09, 2014 Maja (The Nocturnal Library) rated it really liked it

Shelves: never-mess-with-time-travel, review-copy, new-adult, reviewed-in-2014

I’ll be perfectly honest here and say, not for the first time, that the very idea of time travel confuses the hell out of me. Perhaps I’m not overly bright when it comes to these things, or perhaps the concept is just too complicated… or maybe it’s a little bit of both. From where I’m standing, time travel is nothing to be messed with, so I can’t help but admire authors who tackle it so bravely. Although science is not at the forefront of this book, the little that was offered was both convincin I’ll be perfectly honest here and say, not for the first time, that the very idea of time travel confuses the hell out of me. Perhaps I’m not overly bright when it comes to these things, or perhaps the concept is just too complicated… or maybe it’s a little bit of both. From where I’m standing, time travel is nothing to be messed with, so I can’t help but admire authors who tackle it so bravely. Although science is not at the forefront of this book, the little that was offered was both convincing and crystal clear. I understood what was happening and why at all times, which is more than I can say for the vast majority of time travel books I’ve read in the past.

Bianca Butterman, our lovely tour guide, is a girl after my own heart. She is a lot like me, in fact, a workaholic dedicated to a fault. It takes a lot for her to loosen up, and I must say I admired her sense of responsibility. Even when she was changing and adapting, she stayed true to herself.

I was somewhat less fond of Tristan, I’m afraid. He charmed me a bit toward the end, but I still don’t quite see the appeal. I suppose self-entitled poor little rich boys that never once face consequences for their actions simply aren’t attractive to me. Also, as a former addict who keeps falling back into his old patterns, Tristan infuriated me more often than not. Fortunately, my dislike of him didn’t affect my overall enjoyment of this story, and for the most part, I was able to relax and just go with it. I learned that from Bianca.

The little detour that Bianca and Tristan took was the most exciting thing that happened to me in a very, very long time. They ended up in the middle of a huge historical event, something I tried my best to learn everything about while I was growing up. I don’t know how this will resonate with younger readers, I honestly don’t, but those who know their classic rock will be just as thrilled as I was.

Butterman (Time) Travel, Inc is, in all honesty, a surprisingly good book. Based on the reviews I’ve seen so far, most readers agree with me completely. It is charming, different and very well researched, so please make sure to give it a chance.

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Oct 26, 2013 Cally Jackson rated it it was amazing

Shelves: self-published, awesome-heroine, new-adult, time-travel, favourite-authors, alternative-history

I was given a free e-copy of this book in exchange for an honest review…

I have a new favourite self-published author. Honestly, I adored this book and had a hard time putting it down (even when it was finished!). I love time travel stories (hence why I'm writing one myself) and I'm also a big fan of books about the music scene, so Butterman (Time) Travel, Inc was the perfect combo for me. PK does an excellent job of conveying the intensity of music through her words, and I could almost hear the I was given a free e-copy of this book in exchange for an honest review…

I have a new favourite self-published author. Honestly, I adored this book and had a hard time putting it down (even when it was finished!). I love time travel stories (hence why I'm writing one myself) and I'm also a big fan of books about the music scene, so Butterman (Time) Travel, Inc was the perfect combo for me. PK does an excellent job of conveying the intensity of music through her words, and I could almost hear the soundtrack in the background as I read the narrative.

Characterisation was another strong point for me. Bianca and Tristan both seemed very real. They're both flawed and both make stupid decisions, but those decisions always make sense, given their situations and personalities. I was totally swept up in the journey as they went from being awkward strangers to maybe-friends to… well, I don't want to spoil the story for anyone. All I'll say is that my favourite scene takes place in a lake - those who have already read the book will likely be smiling in recognition.

I'll be honest and say that I did get a little lost once or twice about the in's and out's of time travel in this particular world (CCL what now?), but that was probably because I was flying through the pages at break-neck speed, too eager to find out what would happen next to actually stop and make sure I understood every little detail. Hopefully I will pick up anything I missed in my second read-through, because I have no doubt I'll be reading it again - most likely once the second book is released.

Actually, that reminds me - I DO have one bug-bear. That bloody ending. I have a love-hate relationship with cliffhanger endings. When I realised that I'd have to wait for book 2 to (hopefully) read a scene I'd been hanging out for, I literally groaned out loud (scaring my husband, who was sitting next to me on the couch). Damn you, PK. Damn you! All I can say is: you better write book 2 fast!!

All in all, an absolutely awesome read. It's made me all-the-more inspired to pen my own time travel tale. If it's as good as Butterman, I'll be a happy gal. :-) ...more

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May 27, 2014 Alexandra rated it really liked it

Shelves: own-on-audible, own-on-kindle, time-travel, youngadult-scifi, self-pub, read-in-2015, butterman-time-travel-series

Really enjoyed this. A well-written fun and interesting story. The main character is likable and feels like a real person. There's a bit of romance here, but develops in a way that feels believable. No insta-love here. I like very much that although there is a bit of romance it does not overpower the story, just a realistic part of it. I listened to the audio version and the narrator does a good job.

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Nov 12, 2013 Suzanne Rooyen marked it as to-read

A little while ago I had the extreme pleasure of reading the first chapter. It was only supposed to be the first chapter, but I couldn't help myself and kept turning the pages until the excerpt I received ran out - after which I pouted and vowed to devour the entire book once it came out. This is still my goal and I plan to do it soon. But if the rest of this book is anything like those first two chapters, then readers are in for a treat! ...more

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Oct 16, 2013 Candace rated it it was amazing

*I had this rated 4 stars but after sitting on it day I decided that it is a 5 star read for me. I can't stop thinking about it!*

I was all over this book the moment I heard of it. Time travel?! Total WIN! And that cover? Stunning! But the description, while really awesome, doesn't tell you much about what happens in the story. So let me see if I can fill you in in a non-spoilery way.

This is about Bianca and golden boy (ex boy band star) Tristan. Bianca works at her parents time travel agency whe *I had this rated 4 stars but after sitting on it day I decided that it is a 5 star read for me. I can't stop thinking about it!*

I was all over this book the moment I heard of it. Time travel?! Total WIN! And that cover? Stunning! But the description, while really awesome, doesn't tell you much about what happens in the story. So let me see if I can fill you in in a non-spoilery way.

This is about Bianca and golden boy (ex boy band star) Tristan. Bianca works at her parents time travel agency where they help people visit their dream destinations. When Tristan shows up demanding Bianca to bring him to New York the previous year, she manages to convince her parents this can be her test. But while in New York things just keep going wrong. When things end up going really wrong and they have to divert to a different time and place they end up at an iconic time in history. Without saying when or where, I'll say that fans of classic music will DIE. It's simply FANTASTIC. They are stuck in this particular time and place for a little while and while there Tristan tries to get Bianca to relax. She's always been so good at sticking to rules. And she knows that the government is NOT going to be happy. Her parents time travel business is in big trouble. But she knows that something wrong, that there's something going on and she's going to figure it out.

Bianca is a great character that felt very balanced to me. She's concerned about the rules because time travel is a big deal and having a business that deals in it is pretty rare and special. She doesn't want to ruin that. But Tristan shows her she can have fun once in awhile and they bond. While they are pretty much opposites, they find they have more in common then they thought. Bianca is described as a dark Betty; dark makeup, little star tattoos by her eye, chopped pixie cut hair and just a very strong style. And Tristan, as Bianca describes him, is a golden boy. He's famous and from a boy band and Bianca just doesn't take him serious for quite awhile. Watching them both grow as characters, was fun and very satisfying. And while the romance is light, the sexual tension is there and it's clear when their attraction for each other grows. The romance is something I expect will be a stronger theme in future books as there wasn't enough time in this one and with this plot arc.

Now with a time travel story you need some science right? Well, all that stuff easily goes over my head, but I felt this was described pretty well and was easy to understand. Well, that's not completely true, some still went over my head, but not too bad. I got the basic concept and I felt fully convinced that this was something that could really happen. And it was unique! Very, very unique. I really loved how it was done.

Before I sign off, I have to stress how much music lovers will love this book. Music is an important part and there are some iconic musicians that make appearances. This aspect of the book just had me grinning ear to ear. This entire book was just so much fun and when I wasn't reading it, all I could think about was getting back to it. I'm VERY eager for the next one!

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Oct 17, 2013 S.J. Pajonas rated it it was amazing

Shelves: kindle, science-fiction, speculative-fiction, new-adult, a-little-romance

What an absolutely fantastic book! I fell in love with Bianca (love that name so much!) and Tristan right away. Their personalities jump off the page and envelope you from the first chapter. Each time I thought I had them figured out, the curtain was lifted a little more, and I learned something new.

I loved seeing Manhattan of the future and trying to guess where each bend in the story would take me. I haven't read many time travel books, but I've been a fan of Star Trek my whole life, so that ...more

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Nov 11, 2013 Kellye rated it liked it

Shelves: sci-fi-fantasy, giveaway-wins, giveaway-entries

I really enjoyed this book. Of course, I'm always completely stoked to get a free book in the mail when I win a Goodreads giveaway, but I also have a special affinity for time-travel fiction.

This story is done well and is a solid read. I enjoyed the voice of the narrator and the flow of events. I felt like maybe it could be even better with one more edit to tighten it up, but solidly readable and enjoyable. I loved the visit to Woodstock and the discussion of vehicle-less time travel possibilit ...more

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Nov 21, 2013 Ginny Gallagher rated it really liked it

I would love to book a trip with Butterman (Time) Travel, Inc.! How could you not after reading the blurb? As far as synopses go it has to be one of the better ones that I have read. I was immediately contemplating which direction I would pick. Would I book a trip to the past or would I pick the future?

Washed up pop star, Tristan Helms, picks the past and gets way more than he bargained for when he hires “soon to be licensed” Bianca Butterman to escort him on his first ever time travel journey. I would love to book a trip with Butterman (Time) Travel, Inc.! How could you not after reading the blurb? As far as synopses go it has to be one of the better ones that I have read. I was immediately contemplating which direction I would pick. Would I book a trip to the past or would I pick the future?

Washed up pop star, Tristan Helms, picks the past and gets way more than he bargained for when he hires “soon to be licensed” Bianca Butterman to escort him on his first ever time travel journey. I will be honest I didn’t care for Tristan. I have a very low sympathy level for people that ruin their life with drugs, have every opportunity to fix it, and still can’t develop the backbone to change or the common sense to recognize when they need more help. Tristan pushed every dislike button I have especially if you add in the fact that he is booking a trip to make his life better but still considers “recreational” or “casual” drug use okay. He does redeem himself a little and I begin to develop a small sense of hope that he might not be such an ass in the next book.

To balance out the dislike I had for Tristan we have Bianca. I loved her. She is spunky, smart, and determined. However, I hated that she was easily manipulated by Tristan’s pretty face. While I agree that she needed to loosen up a little I do feel that she was too willing to compromise some of her standards when faced with Tristan’s manipulation.

The adventure that Bianca and Tristan goes on is an interesting one and one that I never would have guessed. I loved the musical references (Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, etc.) and the effortless way that music is weaved into the storyline is fantastic. As the story develops you see that there is a lot happening as the past, present, and future intertwine in hopes of ensuring that Butterman (Time) Travel continues to exist in all time periods.

Summary: There were parts I loved, parts I liked, and parts that I hated. Which to me are all signs that I became invested in the story. The book is marked as young adult/new adult on Amazon. Personally I would say older young adult/new adult due to the drug use and age of the main characters. Overall, I believe that this is a great start to a time travel, adventure, romance series that I am anxious to discover what will happen next in.

Coming Soon: Butterman (Time) Travel, Inc. Part II – Induction Day.

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Feb 04, 2014 Chrissy (The Every Free Chance Reader) rated it really liked it

Shelves: reviewed-on-blog

Did I enjoy this book: I did enjoy this book. I enjoyed it more than I thought I would. I read every free chance I had.

Bianca Butterman can’t wait to get her license to run the time-craft of Butterman (Time) Travel, Inc. This is her family’s legacy. Her future. Her past. Her everything. She is a by-the-book operator until she meets Tristan Helms, a former boy band star who wants to go back to help salvage his career. From the first time they meet, you know they are meant to take this journey tog ...more

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Dec 16, 2013 Mlpmom (Book Reviewer) rated it really liked it

Shelves: kindle-books, blog-tour-2014

I love a good time travel romance, throw in some really great detailed world building that is completely believable and so vivid you feel like you are there, and you have one heck of a fun read.

I know what you are thinking, you get all of that based on the synopsis? But don’t' let that synopsis fool you, this really was a great read, so much so that I ended up reading it all in one sitting. There is just something about the writing that sucks you in and makes you really see the future. Makes it ...more

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Nov 14, 2013 Masquerade Crew rated it it was ok

Shelves: romance, science-fiction, time-travel

SAFFRON'S REVIEW

Firstly, the concept for this book is fantastic; commercialised time travel where you book a time trip like you would a holiday to Hawaii. Unfortunately I feel that this great concept wasn’t carried to its full potential.

The editing on this book was pretty good. There were a few minor typos and the tense changed a couple of times which kind of jarred me out of the train of narrative. Aside from that, the formatting etc. were great.

The problem I had was with the story itself. I wa ...more

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Dec 01, 2013 J.T. Lewis rated it it was amazing

I love time travel!

Even though I have never attempted to write much in that realm, my mind spins at the possibilities.

P.K. Hrezo blew me away with her story, Butterman Time Travel Inc. There were so many Temporal Paradoxes that I lost track of where I was in time and space...and I LOVE that! P.K.'s mind should be studied by scientists!

The action starts quickly in this New Adult Sci-Fy adventure, when we discover that the DOT is trying to get their tentacles into the whole of the time-travel ind ...more

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Feb 11, 2014 Bèbè ✦ RANT ✦ rated it really liked it

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Imagine using a travel agent to book your vacation that takes care of you and makes sure that you are happy until your final day of departure. Well now you can work with Butterman Travel Inc. - family owned time travel company that lets you visit any part of the past or future for great price. When it's time to take her first solo trip by herself, Bianca meets Tristen and her life of time travel and regular futurastic things might be more interesting than ever before.

Time travel always fasc ...more

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Dec 09, 2013 Michael McAndrew rated it liked it

Shelves: fantasy-sci-fi, 2014-read

I was really interested in reading this book because it had the topic of time travel in it. As I started reading, I kept thinking how frustrating this book was going to be. It was for a few chapters, but then it got more interesting with all of the elements of time travel that kept coming up. I would say the first 80% of this book would get like a 6/10 for me, but then the last 20% would be like a 3.5/10. I do believe the ending could have been a lot better. Overall though, it was a good read an ...more

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Sep 06, 2014 Karsyn rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: recs-for-time-travel

This book is a reason I wish GR had 1-10 ratings. I recently read the time travel book TimeBound, which is leaps and bounds better than this one, but this one was still quite different and enjoyable. 2 time travel books, completely different, both enjoyable but this one not nearly as good as that one, but have same ratings. UGH. If I had a 1-10 system, TimeBound would have been an 8/9, and this book would be a 6.

Different and enjoyable still. More detailed review to come.

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Sep 02, 2014 Jen rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: time-travel, women-authors, young-adult, romance, sci-fi, worth-a-re-read, read-in-print, books-i-own-print

Excellent take on time travel but this book is really all about music, how it moves and changes you.

The science didn't trip me up but was just enough. The idea of a continuous time loop was interesting -

Likable characters, just enough romance not to gag those romance-haters. This is good YA. ...more

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Apr 08, 2015 Erin rated it liked it

Shelves: books-i-own

3.5 stars. I actually liked this a lot despite there still being a bunch of unanswered questions at the end and a bit of (admittedly better than most) insta-ish love (it occurs over 3 days time and at least she has the sense to try to ignore it and not give in right away).

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Nov 21, 2013 Jena marked it as to-read

One of the coolest, most wish-it-was-real concepts for a book I've ever seen!
I cannot wait to read this! ...more

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Dec 27, 2014 Kris Sterner rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Interesting time travel book. Something of a combination of science fiction, love story and adventure. Not the most compelling book I have read - but a quick read and pretty good.

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Dec 28, 2013 Sofia Li rated it really liked it

Shelves: ebook, own-it, blog-tour

*This was from a blog tour stop at my blog Loving the Language of Literacy and you can check out the full review here: http://lovingthelanguageofliteracy.bl...

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While writing Butterman (Time) Travel, did you ever experience writer's block, or did the ideas flow?
I don’t believe in writer’s block, so no. I do get what I call “revision impotence” sometimes when I know major rewrites are looming, but in first draft mode I usually can’t keep up with the thoughts flowing from my head. I had a l ...more

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Jan 08, 2014 Autumn rated it really liked it

Shelves: sci-fi

Great novel. See my review on BookLikes.

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Jun 15, 2018 Dzenita rated it liked it

Shelves: sci-fi

I'm making it a goal to work through my "to-read" shelf and pick off the books that have been there for years. I added this book in 2014 and I might have enjoyed it more if I had read it then. As it was, the main character is someone that I've read before. We're meant to believe that she is responsible, level-headed and capable but she quickly demonstrates a lack of those strong characteristics.

She's the outcast "black betty" who can't believe that she's falling for a pop star. She doesn't follo ...more

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Jan 25, 2018 Kim rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Shelves: just-for-me

Meh. I found this book oddly annoying. Maybe it was the insta-love, the nonchalant attitude of the recovering addict when offered drugs, or the message that following the rules makes you a "dud" but I just couldn't connect to it.

I'll skip the next book. ...more

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Feb 22, 2018 Ray (user2637) rated it it was ok

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Jan 05, 2021 Aisha rated it liked it

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