Author: Patricia Green
Genre: Time Travel Romance
Pages: 138
Price: $4.99
Thoughts: Loved it!
Book Synopsis:
Willow Camber wants to get away from it all. Her business has taken over her life, and none of the men she's dated recently want her as a person rather than as a mega-corp. Her vacation plan is a time-travel, virtual reality trip into a film noire mystery--Bogie and Bacall writ large and in color- -so different from the twenty-second century life she currently leads.
Eddie Reston needs a break from his hectic life, away from his nagging ex-wife. His passion is old novels about hard-boiled detectives of the 1950s. A Romantek virtual reality vacation is just the ticket for a guy like him, more an early Charles Bronson than a Cary Grant.
When Willow and Eddie meet to solve a murder mystery, their attraction is instant, even though Willow sometimes needs active correction. But Romantek forbids them to give away their true names during the vacation, so they can't pair up in their own century. They struggle to find a way, but it remains elusive. Can Eddie and Willow cheat the Romantek system and set up a real life meeting, or will their new found love be lost when reality intrudes?
Review:
First of all, I was happy that this was a stand alone novel. I was able to jump right in and get hooked on this time travel romance. As a huge fan of the 1950s and mysteries, I couldn't have asked for a better book. I loved the story behind the story. Watching the characters try to solve the mystery, while also trying to find a way to create a relationship was addictive. I can't wait to read more of this series.
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