Flora SpeerCritiques

A Time to Love Again was a surprisingly entertaining read overall. The premise that the heroine traveled through time, due to a computer program aided by data on a floppy disc(remember those?),of all things, was pretty weak. The heroine is in the past for much of the book and there isn't really a question of what is going to happen. I found the ending disappointing, when the heroine is returned to the future. The reader knows what is going to happen then, too, and it just wasn't as fulfilling as I would have wished.
And why is it in Romancelandia, that the hero and heroine can boink like bunnies(no mention of birth control) and the heroine never gets pregnant??
A light and fluffy read, if you can quiet your inner skeptic. 3 stars

When the heroine does something completely stupid on page 27, I just don't think I want to read her story.

When the heroine does something completely stupid on page 27, I just don't think I want to read her story.

When the heroine does something completely stupid on page 27, I just don't think I want to read her story.