Flora Speer

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 show more 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 show less

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.