Somewhere In Time

Alyssa Richards

The Fine Art of Deception, Book 2

Release date : Dec 8, 2015

Rating : 4 Stars

Addison Montgomery has finally found love with the man of her dreams, Blake Greenwood, and is ready to live another lifetime of happiness with him. But the morning they’re supposed to bring closure to their dark, violent past, all chances of a happily-ever-after turn as dead as the ghosts she sees on a daily basis.Now Addie must team up with her greatest enemy, embracing her not-quite-perfect gift of reading art psychically. If she succeeds, she will finally learn the truth behind her father’s and grandfather’s disappearances. If she fails, every chance at love she’s ever hoped for will be destroyed. But one thing is clear: she has to choose between saving Blake or her family, and there’s no way she can ever have both.*Can be read as a standalone title.

“Somewhere In Time” by Alyssa Richards is the second book of the “The Fine Art of Deception” series and I think I need to steal my own review of “Undoing Time” … because this book continues in a wonderful way the journey that started in “Undoing Time”.

Just like the first book – “Somewhere in Time” features an interesting concept of Romance, Paranormal Elements and Crime. And I devoured in just a few hours.

I never left the middle of a Movie Set of something between Pierce Brosnan’s “The Thomas Crown Affair” or Sean Connery’s “Entrapment” that I stepped in when I read the first book. I was sucked right back into the story from the beginning and I could not stop reading.

It was such an interesting mix between the paranormal – romance and crime elements that kept me reading and wondering what might happen next.

I really whished there were more books out there playing in such an intriguing way with different elements instead of featuring only one.

I liked the characters and the mystery around them also how the story developed step by step and even if I already had my suspicions quite early it was not disturbing my reading to find out I was right about certain things.

There is not much I can say about the actual story of the book as I do not want to spoiler anything so I can only suggest

READ IT …

(but if you haven’t Read the first book in the series you need to start there as it is not a standalone novel)

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