SHE's from 2300, he's from 600 years earlier...a chaos creating creature posing as a CAT picks them up and drops them in bed naked in 2000.

A bit of a twist to the time travel books that I've been reading. I kept wondering HOW they could ever be happy in any time frame, his-hers-theirs.

This was not one of my favorites by Nina Bangs, I could put this one down, and really couldn't on some of the others, but it was fun and funny.

The cat stole the show!

R Rated.

A pretty good companion to the other paranormal Nina Bangs novels

That jerk of an ice-cream man parked his butt outside the house. I should go out, order a cone, then suggest a few creative uses for it. If he doesn’t do a quick disappearing act, he’ll find nebular plants aren’t the only things that can have massive meltdowns. How dose chocolate fall-out sound? I don’t know what game he’s playing, but he’s playing with in expert.----by Nina Bangs

this is currently my favorite quote from this book so far.

Well, this is the first double time travel book I've read, I'll give you that, Nina Bangs. I can't say I liked this but I also can't say I didn't enjoy it, so here we are with no rating, only regrets.

Pull quotes/notes
"Man-maker conventions were hell." (10) what an opening line!

"Leith followed them into the theater, glancing at the movie's title as he did so. 'Highlander?'
'Yeah. The latest one.'" (228) and this is how I learned there were multiple Highlander films

"A part of his body that was always alert to possibilities swelled in anticipation." (244)

"The door swung open, and she attacked. 'How nice of you to show up occasionally.' She hoped he recognized the phoniness of her smile. 'I suppose I can cancel the missing-person's report?'
He stared uncomprehendingly. 'Missing-person's report?'
She felt like gnashing her teeth. How could she crush him with her witty sarcasm when he didn't understand her meaning?" (342) honestly always kind of a problem with sarcasm

"'Houston, we've got a problem.' (376) given that this story is set in Houston, well played, Nina Bangs

This was a great book. When I was getting closer to the end I probably would have given it four stars if I had stopped then. But the ending earned that last star. My favorite character had to be the cat and I almost wish that they had written more from his point of view. I am glad I bought a physical copy of this book because I will be sure to read it again.

I LOVED this book! Have to say though, that when I started it, I wasn't sure I was even going to read it. I love historical fiction, time travel...but future stuff? And the year 2300??? Wasn't long getting hooked though, and Leith's character was just perfect! I realize some people wouldn't find this book to their liking, but even if I hadn't loved the story, I would have given it at least 3 stars for the way it was written. It was innovative, and fun, and I was never bored, which for me, is a pre-requisite to finishing a book. I would recommend this to anyone who loves romance, time travel, historical fiction, and books with cool twists in them! I will definitely read it again, and what's more, I'm going to buy a hard copy ASAP for my bookshelf!! This isn't the first Nina Bangs I've read, and I think she is now a favorite author!

Nina Bangs is one of my favorite paranormal authors. That said, this time-travel novel was not as exciting for me as the vampire novels. Still, it was written in Ms. Bangs clever style with the necessary romantic tension, but it seemed to drag in parts.

I'm glad I read it, but it is not one I'd re-read.