I really liked this book! I was hooked from the first page, and the suspense pulled me in. I love time-travel stories, and this one is fantastic.
Lydia is a great character, full of curiosity and spunk, but also sensitive, delicate, and sweet. She's a perfect blend of bravery and doubt. I love the romantic tension between her and Wes. Wes is such a mystery, and she just has to solve that puzzle.

The historical details of 1944 are delightful! The USO dances, the rations, Victory gardens, and the war effort posters are all beautifully described for a perfect setting. I love all the spying and sneaking around the military base too. Plenty of great action in this plot!

It was especially interesting to see Lydia meeting and interacting with people in 1944. Her relationships and friendships with the people she meets were realistically depicted. I really connected with some of these characters! There's some excellent dialogue and jokes in there that kept me laughing and engaged.

I don't really have any criticism to make of this book. It's well-written, and an easy, enjoyable read. I was certainly entertained! I will definitely be reading the rest of this trilogy soon.