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A review by jansbookcorner
Wrong Place Wrong Time by Gillian McAllister
2.0
Wrong book. Wrong person.
That’s the best way I know to describe how I feel about this book. I generally enjoy a time travel story and can even get into jumping around in time. There was something about the way this book was written though that just didn’t flow right for me. I had to think too hard to get the time set right in my mind.
I found the “Am I a good mother?” question a little irritating in the way it would just suddenly pop up. I had a hard time figuring out what time period the Ryan chapters were set in. The book actually slowed down in sections, I figured out the big reveal early on, and some of the ending was too neat.
On the plus side, overall I felt as if I knew the characters and the writing was good enough to keep me reading.
I am in the minority and it was a home run for many.
That’s the best way I know to describe how I feel about this book. I generally enjoy a time travel story and can even get into jumping around in time. There was something about the way this book was written though that just didn’t flow right for me. I had to think too hard to get the time set right in my mind.
I found the “Am I a good mother?” question a little irritating in the way it would just suddenly pop up. I had a hard time figuring out what time period the Ryan chapters were set in. The book actually slowed down in sections, I figured out the big reveal early on, and some of the ending was too neat.
On the plus side, overall I felt as if I knew the characters and the writing was good enough to keep me reading.
I am in the minority and it was a home run for many.