Wayfarer

In this sequel to Passenger, Etta and Nick continue their quest to find the Astrolabe. With it, they can control who can travel through time. They can right the wrongs that the Ironwoods have created. They can save their loved ones. They can restore the world to the way it was supposed to be. But all of these things can only happen if they find the device. And that will be difficult as they are separated, literally in different times. Etta discovers her family and the fact that her mother isn't as she thought. Nicholas discovers that doing the right thing may separate him from Etta forever. Enemies reveal themselves to be allies and allies can't be trusted. This book shows you worlds in different times and that is so interesting to me. It also brings that eternal question to light, if you could change history, would you or even more importantly, should you? I enjoyed this book and the wanderings of the characters greatly. The girls are all tough cookies and the boys, well, most of them, are gentlemanly. There is action and adventure and a time-crossed love story. And quite possibly a happy ending. But I'll let you get to that on your own. Happy reading my friends!