I honestly didn't expect to enjoy this as much as I did! But a time-travel Regency/modern day plotline was enough to hook me, and I'm glad it did, even though part of me wants to scream, "What about ripping holes in the space-time continuum?!"
Anyway.
The people felt like real people, with their own personal demons and issues, and I liked them for the most part. There were times when Hayley was a bit tiresome, as you can't honestly expect to apply a post-modern cultural worldview while living in the early 19th century, for crying out loud. I liked the magic tree as a portal plot device. And the sexy bits were nice, too. As I've said before, I expect some soul with the erotica I choose, and although I don't really understand why this would be tagged as such (without nearly as much sex as a longer, mainstream romance novel), I appreciated the physical tension and intimacy created.
One final gripe:
Am I way out to lunch here, or is it confusing that this is Book #1 listed in the series, and the story of the first "June girl" that goes missing in time is nowhere that I can find it? Ironic!