Lisa Crane

Adorable!

Cute story. I loved the emotion behind it. The plot made me think twice about whether being transported back to 1875 would be a pleasant experience or not--especially if there was no guarantee of coming home.

This story makes me want to read more Lisa Crane books.

We all have scars. Some are visible, and others are not. Visible scars can make people self-conscious and suspicous. Such is the case with Quinn. She's just about given up on love when one of her cousin's friends begins to see the real her. Yet, he still has to convince her that someone like him could love someone like her. A task made more difficult by a girl who is obsessed with him.

This was a very enjoyable book. I am sorry I didn't read the first one first just because the characters were so much a part of this one and they talked about their relationship.

This book did pull me right in from page 1 and I liked that the Christian wasn't the perfect one because a lot of the time they are shown that way in books.