I am 100% Team Michael. That being said, it was awesome to get inside Kaleb's head for a while. The only problem I had with this book is that I was so eager to get my hot little hands on it that I didn't read Hourglass again prior to starting it. With that, I had a hard time remembering some of the ...
Find more of my reviews at www.readingangel.comThe best first line of a book ever!!! Not going to tell you what it is, but once you crack the spine you will love it! Just had to start off saying that. I love love loved Hourglass, and I could not wait to dig in to Timepiece. It was one of my most ...
Timepiece, the second book in the Hourglass series, surpasses the first book in it's awesomeness. The stakes are higher, the romance is hotter, and the mystery is even more suspenseful. Readers will be hooked from the very first sentence (which is the best first sentence ever!)Hourglass is told fr...
Second disappointing installment in seriesIn Myra McEntire's Timepiece, things are still going badly for the members of the Hourglass. Though Kaleb didn't think he had the time-travel gene, he's starting to see time ripples and something feels very wrong. With demands and threats coming from both th...
I wanted to love Timepiece so much more then I did. I loved Hourglass and I liked some of the risks McEntire took. Instead of continuing with Emerson, whose story is mostly told, she switches her narrator to Kaleb. A secondary character in Timepiece that certainly caught my attention, Kaleb has insi...
I might come back to this when the third book is released. What bugged me in the second half of the first book is too prevalent in the first 50 pages of this one. I also seem to be in a very small minority of folks who do not enjoy Kaleb much at all so the fact he's the narrator here doesn't do th...
I'm not quite sure where to go with this one. I started out loving it, had a few jaw-drop, WTH moments, but ended up liking it just fine. It's going to be hard to say exactly why, but I'll give it a go.I REALLY liked that this book was narrated from Kaleb's POV. I liked him a lot from Hourglass and ...
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