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Genre: YA Sci-Fi, Fantasy
Published: January 25, 2013
Length: 391 pages
Source: (author) review copy
“She’s sixteen. He’s seventeen. They don’t know each other…at least not yet.
She has a secret and her whole life revolves around keeping it. Every few months and with little warning, she simply disappears, pulled into the past for hours or even days. She’s terrified it will happen in front of someone, changing her life forever. So far, the only witnesses have been her parents, and that didn’t end well. She has no control over it and no idea why it happens to her.
She wants answers.
He has answers—at least he understands what’s going on. He has a secret, too. He’s part of an organization that goes back in time to rewrite reality. But he also has a problem. He broke the organization’s number-one rule by altering his own timeline. As punishment, he’s been blocked from time travel, which is most unfortunate. Because the changes he made to his timeline, accidentally resulted in disaster for his family. A disaster he’s now prevented from repairing. No one can travel beneath the organization’s radar except a Shadow. But they’re rare, so rare he’s never even met one.
Then he moves to her town.”
This book was just a fun and fantastic read! It is about our main characters, Constantine and A.J., who can rewrite the past. They are basically called Editors since they are able to time travel and edit the past. What I really love about this book is the relationship that A.J. and her best friend, Lexi, has. They’re what you call sisters from another mother. Lexi has a very fun and gregarious personality, while A.J. is reserved and shy, but when you put them together, they’re really hilarious. I also like Constantine, the male protagonist, because he’s very sweet and caring not only to A.J., but also to his family. I enjoyed how this book was fast paced and unpredictable. Readers will be at the edge of their seats till the end. I also caught my jaw dropping once in a while because some scenes were just exciting and surprising.
What I sort of did not like is that sometimes the romance was a bit cheesy. Overall it was an easy and fun read with likable cast of characters and a unique plot. I would totally recommend it to everyone, especially to fantasy lovers, and those who are a big fan of time traveling books.
1ecopy of Rewrite Redemption [INTL]
Heather Huffman calls the beautiful Missouri Ozarks home. When not writing, this homesteading mother is cheering one of her three sons on at a sporting event, making dandelion fritters, or tending the family’s myriad of animals, which includes alpacas, goats, chickens and ducks. Heather’s optimistic and sometimes quirky view of life often finds its way into her novels.
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