A Time to Change

By: Callie Langridge

Narrated by: Rebecca Courtney

Lou has always loved Hill House, the derelict manor on the abandoned land near her home. As a child, the tragic history of its owners, the Mandevilles, inspired her dream to become a history teacher. But in her late 20s, working in a shop to pay off student debts, life is passing her by.

That changes when a family disaster sends Lou’s life into a downward spiral and she seeks comfort in the ruined corridors of Hill House. The house transforms around her and she is transported back to Christmas 1913. Convinced she has been in an accident and is in a coma, Lou immerses herself in her Edwardian dream. With the Mandevilles oblivious to her true identity, she becomes their houseguest and befriends the eldest son, Captain Thomas Mandeville, a man she knows is destined to die in the First World War. Lou feels more at home in the past than the present and when she realises the experience is real she sets out to do everything in her power to save her new friends. She passes between 1913 and 2013, unearthing plots of murder and blackmail, which she must stop no matter the cost. On her quest to save the Mandevilles by saving Thomas, Lou will face the hardest decision of her life. She will learn that love cannot be separated by a century.

©2017 Callie Langridge (P)2018 W. F. Howes Ltd

Too slow?

Perhaps the modern part went on too long to keep my attention but the foul language and venom exchanged by the siblings was too much for me, actually making me cringe, not the escape I was looking for.

A Truly Beautiful Love story!!!

I can't remember reading such a great book, Made me laugh and she's a few tears,

Lovely Story

I read a lot of time travel stories. This one was one of the best because it had a beautiful story. Langridge brought me into these people's lives and I loved every minute. When it was over, I wanted to just sit and think about the story and choices the characters made. I couldn't stop listening and, yet, wanted to draw it out at the end because I didn't want to leave the story behind.

It was a good story but...

The character development was weak. We never knew what Lou looked like. There was never a description of her. I need that so I can visualize the character. There wasn’t any character details of any of the people in the story that could present a picture in your mind. I found that very strange. Otherwise, I would have given glowing reviews. The narrator was pretty good overall, nice change between characters.

disappointed

this is on no way a romance novel. after writer drags out the book she gives a cliff notes version of the end. I want my credit back