by Emily Whitman
3.5
Okay, I give the author props for writing abour such a difficult subject: time travel. Not all can handle such themes correctly and this one definitely didn't work out so good. The idea was interesting enough but I ended up skimming the last 200 pgs. The ending was rushed, I didn't like any of the c...
2.5 stars. This took a while to get going. There were some things that I thought were kind of unbelievable, like how a table cloth pinned over her shoulders and an apron tied around her hair make her look like she fits in with the time period; how a couple of people so easily believed her story that...
I’m not typically a fan of historical fiction. In my experience, the language used often feels forced. I find it distracting and it rarely manages to hold my attention in the long run. Occasionally there are exceptions to this, and Wildwing was one of those occasions. I will admit, I went in with th...
There is just something about historicals that bring me to life. I love reading them. Addy is swept back in time when she mess with a time machine. She is then mistaken for a lady and is taken back to the castle. She meets a falconer who has striking eyes that she remembers but just can not place it...
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