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A review by balthazarlawson
A Girl in Time by John Birmingham
4.0
One night in Seattle Cady McCall is attacked while walking home after meeting friends. She is saved by a mysterious cowboy before being knocked out. When she wakes up she finds she is in 19th century London. Thus begins an adventure tale of a girl lost in time and trying to get home.
There's a lot of "fish out of water" situations as she and her cowboy companion, Marshal John Titanic Smith, try to work out where they are and what is happening and they can survive while trying to work out to get back home. It's an interesting mix of companions but together they find a way to work together. The strength of the Titanic and the smarts of Cady. Though Cady does need to learn to keep her big mouth shut as it's going to get her into deep trouble.
I enjoyed this tale and look forward to the next.
There's a lot of "fish out of water" situations as she and her cowboy companion, Marshal John Titanic Smith, try to work out where they are and what is happening and they can survive while trying to work out to get back home. It's an interesting mix of companions but together they find a way to work together. The strength of the Titanic and the smarts of Cady. Though Cady does need to learn to keep her big mouth shut as it's going to get her into deep trouble.
I enjoyed this tale and look forward to the next.