Ginny and
Katie are 19-year old twins, who are as different as day and night. Ginny was
adventurous and Katie was cautious. A visit to a fortune teller at a county
fair forsaw the girls taking a journey, an adventure like no other. “If you’re
not careful, you may never see home again.”
Not really
thinking much of it, the girls make one last stop at the House of Mirrors,
where they walk through a glass, leaving their world behind. Suddenly, the
twins find themselves at the same fair grounds, but in 1964. Oy vey!
According to
their parents—Joel and Grace—who had time-traveled before, the only way back is
the same way you came in. So the girls needed to find that House of Mirrors.
John Heldt
knows how to write a good time travel story, but the problem is that his
stories kind of sound the same, often following the same formula and plot
sequence. Like any other time travel tale, the protagonists try to get back to their
own time.
Overall, the
story is well-written and well-crafted, but it’s a tad predictable, too.
My rating: 3 stars
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