This is a sequel to the All Souls Trilogy, which I enjoyed immensely. Time's Convert was good, but...not as good. Don't get me wrong, though, it was still candy to me, and I'm still impressed with the pacing and the fact that she's obviously done her historical research. There were some parts that flirted too long with being silly and corny, and also some words that were overused, in my opinion. Mostly, it was an interesting look at Marcus's prior life and his chosen mate's decision to be with him--forever. Evermore. Evermore. (You get the idea.)


That's not to say that I won't be tempted by another book in these series, because I am a bit curious about the twins...Deborah Harkness has yet to resolve that. So, if you loved All Souls and want more, this is a bit of fun, and nothing more.