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| Yes those are Egyptian pyramids |
July 2014, Booktrope, 192 pages, Ebook, Review copy
Content: some major peril
Summary from Booktrope
Alexis Davenport is learning to come to grips with her ability to
travel through time, but she still hasn’t been able to stop the evil
Drifter and his Master from trying to alter the past.
When she travels back to ancient Egypt, Alex gets a most unexpected
surprise; she meets someone who can help her figure out how to use her
powers, another Traveler like herself.
But can Alex learn how to control her gift before Drifter finds a way to stop her from meddling in his Master’s plans?
Nayu's thoughts
Despite not liking how Alex behaves,
it's a captivatig time travel read. I loved her joy when she got a
new house with her mum, with pretty furniture and her own bathroom. Her
friend gets jealous which I understood, because all too often people
can see the good parts of your life and not realise a lot of anguish
accompanies the perks.
Boy does Alex hae a lot of issues. I'm not
saying what thy are, but I will say she acts like a brat durin some of them. I understand she is scared and confused, not just about
the time travel which is really cool, but about normal teen issues.
Thankfully one issue gets resolved by the end, but there are several
which makes me eager for book 3. Hormones aside Alex is quite
illogical, which makes it harder for me to like her - I'm more of an emotions girl -but there's somethig about
the story that has me hooked even when I think she is being
ridiculous.
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