Great story - Will read again in the future
928653
Enjoyed getting to spend time with Mark and Taylor again.

As a huge music fan, could only see one small error.  Since the story starts in Aug 1980, it would be a true statement in that time period, that a music listener would love Queen.  But I'm not so sure about Duran Duran and A-Ha.

Duran Duran had only recorded a couple of demo tapes in 1980 and their first US hit was "Hungry Like The Wolf" in 1983.  I don't think anyone in Indiana would be a fan of Duran Duran in the summer of 1980.

A-Ha hit #1 on the Billboard HOT 100 in 1985 with their first hit "Take On Me".  So a music listener shouldn't know who A-Ha is in 1980, especially since A-Ha was formed in Oslo in 1982.

Also I wonder where the proofreader was in the final chapter.  One character's name was spelled 3 different ways and switched back and forth many times.

Finally, I agree with another reviewer, this might be Mark's best book yet.
4940950
Just finished the book. A bit of a time travel-- back to the day before computers and instant searches. I loved the story... For many reasons. Maggie knows how to take care of herself, daughter of a cop, knows how to judge people, and knows how to figure things out. She has many good friends- the gals she lives with in the apartment, gals at different stores. Her dad's old cop friends and all the others at the local pub she visits regularly.
This story deals with a man talked some wealthy men into investing in a venture and then disappears and later turns up dead -- or did he? Maggie looks into all the angles and gets knocked about here and there but pops up like an Energizer Bunny (whoops they didn't have those back then).
Once I started this book I was hooked and read it to the end.
I will get that sequel.
This is a great story and I love the way Ms Myers tells it. Maggie and all the characters truly come to life in her stories. My faves are the guys in the pub.
You will not be disappointed when you decide to read this book...
4561188
Really enjoyed the characters and story.  Hope this leads to more books with the same characters.  Highly recommend as it is well worth reading.
2195088
I really enjoyed this story. The writing is smart, both on a sentence level and a concept level. Hrezo made me believe that time travel is not only possible, but plausible. I loved all the time-traveling details, and yet it wasn't so much jargon that it bogged down the pacing of the story. Very cool, well-written story that includes a visit to Woodstock--one of my favorite parts of the book!

I didn't give this book five stars because it has too much swearing and drug usage for my taste, but I'm probably old-fashioned. I wouldn't recommend the book to young teens. I also wasn't completely sold on the romance. Lots of potential here though, and I'm hoping that Tristan will win me over in future books.
2341565
Really good. I read it in one day. Excellent story and I'll definitely be continuing with this series.

I can see what all the hype is about :)
3173892
I really liked this story and this is my first time reading from this author, well done. I will be reading more in the future
175565
I thoroughly enjoyed this story. Noah and Grace are intriguing, genuine characters that I wanted to root for to be together. I liked the mix of the history presented through the letters they had previously exchanged, it filled out the story and helped the reader understand the depth of the connection between the two of them.
Author Jen Fredrick won me over to romances told in the first person point of view. Previously I hadn't been a fan of only seeing the main character POV but they way she switched and transitioned between the two effortlessly worked so well.
The only stumble for me in the plot was the Frozen Yogurt shop. It actually pulled me out of the story a bit because it wasn't fully developed and seemed random.
I highly recommend this book!
2712730
I really liked the story, even though there are many dystopian future/young adult novels these days, especially because there were some refreshing elements. For example, the main character is an Indian girl, not a Caucasian, and there are other ethnicities as wellI. There were some far-fetched bits concerning the way the girl joined the military training school pretending to be a boy (like there was no physical exam?! In a dystopian future?!), but apart from that, I found the story riveting and could really connect to the characters. Will certainly continue the series!!
3552998
Really enjoyed this story. Some great characters and a fresh look at the genre. While it was not perfect it was a lot better than several I've read in a long time. Very solid book and I look forward to a sequel.
1182585
Loved the book. Loved the story. Gave me hope for the future of our race. The plot was realistic and the ending a joy. Can't wait to read the next in the series!
1828663
Great story i'm going to be rereading this for a long time.
1784513
Love the story - - very well written.  I could not out the book down.  Many thanks to the author for a wonderful story and for no grammatical or punctuation errors that too many other books seem to have.  I would love to read what happens next to the characters!
1070927
loved this one!
Looking forward to a sequel
2030157
I don't leave many e-book reviews but I will definitely make an exception for this book.  Its a good story, no real editing issues, excellent read.  I liked the story and read it in just a couple of days.  I thought the plot believable and there are issues relative to modern life and goverments.  I am sort of a fast reader and tend to skim a lot, especially if I am not engrossed in the story but that wasn't a problem for me with this book.  I look forward to a sequel that could finish the story although this book can stand on its own.  I don't think I noticed more than a handful of editing errors which is unusual, especially for an e-book and considering the length of this book, very unusual.  I consider this a well told story and look forward to more of the same.  If Chris ever needs the help of an amateur editor, I would love to help out.  Thanks for a very enjoyable story and keep them coming.
4819480
I have read some reviews on this book that are positive and negative.  I am 100% on the positive side.  I loved this story and enjoyed my time with these Characters!  I will be reading this series a second time, and I know I will love it more the next time!
4591313
I loved this story. It reads more like a biography than fiction. Dean is a very interesting character with so much heart that the reader can't help but relate to. The author does a great job of explaining what makes Dean who he is. New Yorkers will relate very well to the beginning of the story and the narrative. I could not believe that he carried the torch for Theressa for that long, but he hadn't had closure so that is understandable. Maddy is a lovable character. I would have loved to learn more about Dean's children and what happened his mom and Silvester but that can be in the sequel. I loved the ending of this story. Dean Cassidy finally grows up. Great way to finish a story.
2543866
I enjoyed reading this story very much.  The message that comes across is one of hope and belief that if you do the right thing, you will succeed.  I liked the characters though I found it a little unbelievable how accepting the Hispanic family was of their daughter's African American suitor.  I feel it wouldn't have been that easy, although perhaps I am swayed by how much prejudice is still rampant in our world today.  Despite this, the story is good and moves along well.  I would recommend it to others and look forward to reading the next in the series.