I miss 'my' Genymede. The one we learned to love. But otherwise it was good.

I registered a book at BookCrossing.com!
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An okay time-travel romance. I liked the characters, but I got a little annoyed at the writing (do your lips really get swollen every time you kiss someone?? -- even just one kiss??) -- but it was a good palate cleanser between some of the heavier books I have been reading.

this book was terrible. I read the whole thing during jury duty. the sex scenes could have been good if I wasn't so grossed out by the male character. The way he talked was just... ew.

Overall, a good story. I wasn't a big fan of the "cosmic troublemaker's" comments, though. I just didn't like the "dialog" I think.

Also, the ending, while ok would have been better if only...but I won't spoil it for those who want to read.

This book was a fun read.

When Fortune wakes up in a strange place, with a REAL man, she realizes she's so not in her time (2300) anymore. What's more, a REAL man is with her. Not a robot she's created, but a living breathing hunk of a speciman that makes her question everything she's believed about the sterile, placid, calm, boringness of her world.

Then again, if a Scottish hottie like Leith Campbell dropped into my life...well, I'd droll for a bit and then tell him I'm happily married. Oh, but the fantasies...

Such an adorable story that holds just the right amount of humor while being well balanced with heart-wrenching scenes that make this story one romance that I will enjoy reading over and over.

I'm loving this book :) I don't see what other people hate about it. Give the book a chance before you throw it out, can't just judge a book after reading the first two pages. I like how this book keeps you wondering about what the CAT is and what his plans are going to be for Leith and Fortune.

It is a good book for its autor

Not up to her normal par...I had troubles getting into it.

Sexy time travel. A very goofy but fun book!

Umm.....where do I begin, other than I read two pages and it was a crock of shit? Maalox should sue for use of their name in this book, it is that bad.

Moving on to my third and final book in this experience. The cover is very “Twilight.” It’s an all too common affliction these days. It’s a hand holding an apple, but with elegant wallpaper behind it. I scan the back page and notice that people in Australia have to pay 14.95 for their copy. What a rip off. I’m not even getting out of my seat to read somewhere else. But on the off chance I could be surprised, here we go.
Prologue
tFuck me. It starts out with dialogue, but in italics, like an internal monologue. But the verbiage comes off as narration. Using the first person, as if we are being directly spoken to. I’m not sure what POV we are taking yet. And then I run into Nina Bangs favorite word: butt. Already, my elbow is on my keyboard shelf, my head in my hand. I’m shielding my eyes from the frustration and embarrassment that no one is experiencing but me. Now the protagonist of this little self serving diatribe is concerned about his “upset tummy.”
tI see the end of this prologue in sight. Then the most trite paragraph comes up.
t“One’s gotta be a real babe, though. What can I say, I love women. Hey, a guy’s gonna be a guy.”
tIn 21 words, this has managed to be the most common, overdone, cheesy statement so far.
tAgain, two pages in, I give up.