Well-written novella.

Compelling read. Sad indictment of isolation, loss of community, suburban decline.

Very interesting book. The main girl character is funny and brave.

I like parts of it, but it’s not really what I would choose to read

If you like tales about time travel, you don't have to be a sci-fi fan to enjoy this story.

It was sad because the dog died. But it made me happy when he got a new dog.

Swyler's writing surpasses her first book. This is a beautiful story, well told, poignant. The main protagonist is an eleven year old girl, Nedda, smart and ambitious. She desires to reach the stars. It is also a story of love, loss, and discovery. It's classified as fiction, yet the story opens in space on board a module traveling to a new planet. The science--chemistry and physics--are not overwhelming and are important to the story. This is a book I would read again.

I was extremely surprised by this book! It was a very fast read filled with romance, drama and suspense! This book was a blend of Nora Roberts meets Iris Johansen. You are able to connect and feel for the characters; they are all interconnected more than you know, but easy to keep track of and follow since the number of characters isn't cumbersome. The plot stayed engaging and kept you asking questions, wanting to find out more. Overall a fun, light, quick read! I will definitely pick up more by her!

I love the story, but she gets too caught up in the sexy bits. I also hate the fact that suddenly Ayla can’t speak her mind

Pete loves the beach and shared the fun things he was able to do while at the beach!