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Time Trip
It's 1969 when seventeen year old Sarah and her best friend Casey agree to join brothers Logan and Jake on a cross country road trip. But from the moment she meets Logan Sarah feels drawn to him in a way she can't explain. And then there is her budding romance with Jake and the strange dreams that have started to plague her at night. As their final destination draws closer Sarah is soon confronted with having to choose between brothers, a decision, which might ultimately cost her her life. **Content warning. Time Trip contains language and drug use
73 pages
Published April 4, 2016
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Wendy Godding
3 books15 followersWendy Godding is an Australian author of romantic fantasy and gothic romance. She writes stories filled with unforgettable love, dangerous secrets, cursed kingdoms and a touch of magic. When she isn't writing she's usually planning her next adventure, reading or spending time with family and friends. She lives in Perth, Western Australia with her husband, three sons and mini schnauzer.
Bride of Darkwater is her latest novel.
Bride of Darkwater is her latest novel.
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May 4, 2020
My soul yearned for food, but this was like licorice
As much as I wanted to love this book, I just couldn't. It definitely evoked deep emotion; it made you question things unbeknownst to any living human. However the end was so dissatisfying. I loved the era of the plot. It was highly relatable for me as I always joke and say I was born in the wrong generation. I couldn't stop flipping pages, as it was like a puzzle that had to be put together, and as I was nearing the end my heart started sinking as I knew it wasn't going to end well. I yearn for resolution and for a deeper connection. Maybe that's the author's purpose of this book but it leaves a bad taste in my mouth personally. This book could've escalated into something more, perhaps a trilogy or a series. It still could, but I don't think I would read it because it was left too open ended. The title says everything. Again, my opinion is one in a million.
As much as I wanted to love this book, I just couldn't. It definitely evoked deep emotion; it made you question things unbeknownst to any living human. However the end was so dissatisfying. I loved the era of the plot. It was highly relatable for me as I always joke and say I was born in the wrong generation. I couldn't stop flipping pages, as it was like a puzzle that had to be put together, and as I was nearing the end my heart started sinking as I knew it wasn't going to end well. I yearn for resolution and for a deeper connection. Maybe that's the author's purpose of this book but it leaves a bad taste in my mouth personally. This book could've escalated into something more, perhaps a trilogy or a series. It still could, but I don't think I would read it because it was left too open ended. The title says everything. Again, my opinion is one in a million.
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