Mirror, Time, Home: A Book Review Series by Janessa Burt

 

I received this series from a friend during my time as a member of the LDS community, specifically on the final day of girls camp. Those three days spent in New Mexico were quite dreary, but this series transformed my experience, making the time fly by. Initially, I had my doubts about the first book being a worthwhile romance, but from the very first chapter, it captivated me completely, convincing me that I was in for a delightful romantic journey. Typically, I don't gravitate towards romance novels, as many tend to veer into overly dramatic or uncomfortable territory, which isn't really my preference.

Mirror

In "Mirror," we meet Grace Gentry, a young woman whose life takes an extraordinary turn when she discovers that time can be bent and altered. As she navigates this newfound reality, Grace's journey is fraught with challenges that test her courage and resilience. The novel has been praised for its engaging plot and well-developed characters, with readers noting Grace's spunky and relatable nature. 

because its so good I'm not really going to give any spoilers but miles is my favorite character through out the whole series.

Time

The adventure continues in "Time," where the stakes are higher, and the consequences of time manipulation become more pronounced. Grace's story deepens as she grapples with the complexities of her abilities and the impact they have on her relationships and the world around her. Readers have commended the book for its intricate storytelling and the seamless progression from the first installment.

Home

In the series finale, "Home," Grace faces her most daunting challenges yet. The narrative brings her journey full circle, exploring themes of identity, belonging, and the true meaning of home. The conclusion has been described as satisfying and heartfelt, leaving readers with a sense of closure and reflection.

Overall, Janessa Burt's "Mirror" series is a compelling read for fans of young adult fiction, especially those who enjoy time travel narratives intertwined with romance and personal growth. The series has garnered positive reviews for its imaginative plot and relatable characters, making it a noteworthy addition to the genre. 

Critique

While the series excels in character development and imaginative storytelling, there are moments where the pacing feels uneven. Certain plot developments may come across as predictable, and some readers might desire more complexity in the antagonists' motivations. However, these minor shortcomings do not significantly detract from the overall enjoyment of the series.

Similar Reads

If you enjoyed the "Mirror" series, you might also appreciate "A Court of Thorns and Roses" by Sarah J. Maas, which blends romance and fantasy in a captivating narrative. Additionally, "The Emerald Brooch" by Katherine Lowry Logan offers a time travel romance that fans of Burt's work may find appealing.

In conclusion, Janessa Burt's "Mirror" series is a noteworthy addition to the young adult time travel genre, offering a rich narrative that balances romance, adventure, and personal growth.

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