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Reviewed by K.C. Finn for Readers' Favorite
Mistake In Time is a work of fiction in the time travel subgenre. It is suitable for the general reading audience and was penned by author Anna Faversham. The book follows Liberty Taffet, a woman from the 21st century who escapes her recent heartbreak by heading for Regency England after learning the secrets of time travel. But when she instead finds herself in the 1960s, the two strangers chasing her down are the least of her problems when she realizes that she can’t recall her own history. Love could still be on the horizon for her if only she could undo the mistake that landed her here.
There is a wonderful romanticism about time travel. The idea of moving to a simpler period of history that we admire in order to escape the complex and messy aspects of our modern lives is a deeply appealing one. That romanticism is captured wonderfully by author Anna Faversham in her new novel which sees protagonist Liberty get so lost in the idea of escaping her life into the past that a mishap sees her sent to the wrong past entirely. The author’s prose does a marvelous job of bringing to life the feel and spirit of the 1960s, with descriptive writing that made me feel like I was walking down the streets of London. This gifted prose extends to the protagonist herself with quirks and mannerisms that made her feel fully realized and grounded in reality. Overall, Mistake In Time is a fun and exciting adventure through the ages with an engaging protagonist adventuring through a vividly realized vision of the swinging 60s.
