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The story itself was good & the narrators definitely made it come to life! I just found it hrs to get into. A bit too much inner dialogue. Pretty slow for me.

I found the beginning a little slow and worrisome. That’s probably because I’m in the same age range as Mrs Plansky. But in the end, it was just a delightful ride. Highly recommend.

I really enjoyed the easy, relevant (though implausible) and fun listen with a sweet ending! Excellent narration!

Our heroine, in an uncomfortable place of questioning her identity and value, rides headlong through a time rift and lands at the feet of (an attractive) King Arthur. Impractical boots and all. Although everything that mattered yesterday is swept away for a new set of concerns as she survives to navigate the intricacies and intrigues..

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Petrea Burchard masterfully transports the listener to the legendary world of King Arthur! This well-researched and entertaining time-travel novel had me laughing out loud, but there is also a sense of poignancy as we go on a journey of self-discovery with the disillusioned protagonist, Casey. Petrea’s adept narration is spot on, with a highlight being..

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Written so well; easy listening. Like having a conversation w/a good friend. I will listen again so, as I continue to pray. THaNKYou!!!

I barely made it through the first of the series after considering quitting a couple of times. The protagonist is either too naïve or stunningly blinded by emotion. Now, maybe this gives us a window into the way other people think and that can be of value but I can’t believe someone like this would..

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Predictable, mostly dull. Definitely not the pizzaz of Quinn’s usual style. Good performance by the reader.

Such a wonderful story of love, supportive friendship and life! I hope they make a movie and get Shirley McClain to play Agnes!

I love this author, and her strong women characters that she uses in her book. I appreciate the strength in women, friendships, and the reality of what life can bring and how we can get through it with each other.