?The opening pages suggest that Sara?s a standard chick-lit heroine obsessed with dieting but Ayers (?The Dead Boy Sings in Heaven 2018 etc.) is up to something much more original and engaging. Besides the intertwined thriller and sci-fi elements (fairly plausible) Sara learns a great deal about herself and her relationships in trying to change reality revelations she couldn?t have had without time travel. Her love of books and music adds to her character?s complexity and unexpected depths are revealed in several well-drawn side characters even Sara?s cold critical mother?An entertaining well-written tale offering intriguing speculations and a heroine of courage and determination.? ?Kirkus Reviews'
The Granola Diet promises to turn curvy Sara Rodr?guez Bloom Garc?a into a svelte new woman in no time. Once it does her husband?s rekindled passions will be unstoppable?she hopes.
?Holy mol? salsa!? When Sara reaches for the box of cereal she travels back in time to a childhood trip to the grocery store with her beloved grandmother.
Seeing her dead grandmother alive and well again is wonderful but Sara may be losing her mind or much much more.
What starts out as another fad diet leads Sara on a time travel journey of perilous twists and turns?fraught with double-agents lusty redheads and a deadly serum.
Sara?s possibly-magical cat a sexy former crush tasty meals and vivid music enliven the darker moments.
Fans of?The Time Traveler?s Wife?and Diana Gabaldon?s?Outlander?series will love?Time Flash: Another Me.
