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As a time travel book, this story might be shelved as science fiction, but the heroine's tale is set in medieval times which could appeal to historical or fantasy readers, also.
I was intrigued with the unfolding of the medieval tale. Willis did such a good job depicting the feeling and place of the past that I was disappointed every time she returned the reader to the present. I "suffered" through the present to return to the past each time. I find myself wanting to travel with the protagonist a ...more
I was intrigued with the unfolding of the medieval tale. Willis did such a good job depicting the feeling and place of the past that I was disappointed every time she returned the reader to the present. I "suffered" through the present to return to the past each time. I find myself wanting to travel with the protagonist a ...more
Full of very stupid people that supposedly have brains somewhere in their head, and this can be very tedious to read since parts of it are repeated a lot. It really only became interesting once the plague shows up, which you knew was going to happen pretty early on so don't think its a spoiler and why one of the main characters did not realize this with all the clues I have no idea. High hopes for this from all the reviews and awards it has won, but I found it way too repetitive and really neede
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I didn't want this book to end!!
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