by Jodi Taylor
I was surprised by how much I enjoyed Just One Damned Thing After Another when I read it several weeks ago; I generally feel pretty 'meh' about time travel and usually pass it by. But I was swayed by the academic bent of the time travel and the humor and liked it so much I pretty much immediately ...
Series: Chronicles of St Mary's #2 I'm still not a big fan of this series. Once again this was just ok. Once again the events were a series of péripéties although they formed a more cohesive plot this time around. I honestly thought this one might be better than the previous one despite the weird ...
I'm not a serial reader. I'm quite the opposite, even when I like books, I'm usually glad I can dive into another world next. However, having finished the first book in the St. Mary's series, Just One Damned Thing After The Other, I couldn't resist and immediately started the second book (and after ...
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The first book in The Chronicles of St Mary's, "Just One Damn Thing After Another" was a triumph of originality, introducing us to the world of intrepid, if chaotic, British historians risking their lives to witness past events first hand. Chronologically, "A Symphony of Echoes" carries straight o...
This is the second book in the series and in my opinion is just as good as the first! They "are not time-travelers! they are historians. They investigate major historical events in contemporary time". and what a job they do. In this book we cross paths with Jack the Ripper, travel to the future, fin...
Enjoyed this. Trips to Victorian London, the future St Mary's and Scotland in the time of Mary Queen of Scots.
I loved the second installment. It was basically a true sequel with a lot more of what the first part contained. I am hooked - I want more. It has action, suspense, so much great history and emotions and I was totally enthralled. It could have had a little more on the relationship/romance side...
Just One Damned Thing After The Other, the first title in the series, must surely rank as one of the most appropriately named books ever; because it's true. Every time another catastrophe is averted, and you think you can now breathe a sigh of relief . . . Well, think again because it's not happeni...
Read my happy warbles of pleasure at my blog: http://tinyurl.com/lntl92j I am so picking your pocket of $3.99 here, US Kindle users. The UK version's cost I don't know, but if it's more than two pounds I'd be amazed. Good fun, some sex, a fair number of lasciviously inclined redheaded women, and...
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