by Linda Buckley-Archer
For a series of books called the Gideon Trilogy, this last book didn't have much Gideon in it. I had really been taken with the relationship between Gideon and Peter in the first book, examined not so much through the story but through Gideon's diary.It wasn't exactly odd that the story moved from G...
I nice conclusion to the series.I found that this book wasn't all as flashy as I had expected it to be, with the action and plot going way over the roof. It was a calm, good ending to the seriesHonestly this is one of those series that I enjoyed reading but just wouldn't buy for my personal library....
US publication date is October 2009, so am looking into importing the UK edition, as they get it in June.In this final installment of the Time Traveler's Trilogy (although it has any number of other series titles), Kate is rapidly diminishing as a fatal effect of her time traveling journeys; Peter a...
I had a hard time starting out, because it's been a while since I read the previous installment, and I couldn't quite remember what's happened before. But my confusion passed and the book took off in several different directions and I found them all enthralling. All of the good guys are interestin...
3 12 stars. The last book in the Time Travelers trilogy. I love this series to bits and the end was very disappointing. Lovehate relationship between me and this book. I love all the characters. Except Lord Luxon. But even he is written brilliantly. The book itself is my least favorite of the series...
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