Three Years Lost - The Library of the Uncommons

ePUB, 95 pages

englis language

Published by Megan Fatheree.

ISBN:: 979-8-201-74243-0

Elle's world collapsed when Johnny left her in Venice, 1740. Her trust shattered when he didn't return until 1743. Old friends and new alike are thrown into crisis after Johnny's resurgence. Now that Elle has built a new life for herself, will it be easy to forgive? When she finds herself in the middle of disaster, will she be able to trust Johnny to save her... Again?

1 edition

Nook&Cranny reviewed Three Years Lost by Megan Fatheree (Johnny Smythe, #2)

Not only inspired by Doctor Who ...

3 stars

Content warning Mentioning part of the end of the book which might take away the suspense.

... this IS a Doctor Who story. Me thinks the author wrote this story with the intend to submit it to the producers. The similarities are simply too obvious to think otherwise.

I love the TV show and I loved reading it only 3* because I believe the author not only got inspired but definitely copied an episode of Doctor Who. Either by "Cryogenic Chamber" (4th Doctor) or "A Christmas Carol" (11th Doctor). More likely the first.

Anyhow. It was an easy and quick read but I doubt there will be 3rd book in the Johnny Smythe series.

Nook & Cranny reviewed Three Years Lost by Megan Fatheree (Johnny Smythe, #2)

Not only inspired by Doctor Who ...

3 stars

... this IS a Doctor Who story. Me thinks the author wrote this story with the intend to submit it to the producers. The similarities are simply too obvious to think otherwise.

I love the TV show and I loved reading it only 3* because I believe the author not only got inspired but definitely copied an episode of Doctor Who. Either by "Cryogenic Chamber" (4th Doctor) or "A Christmas Carol" (11th Doctor). More likely the first.

Anyhow. It was an easy and quick read but I doubt there will be 3rd book in the Johnny Smythe series.

... this IS a Doctor Who story. Me thinks the author wrote this story with the intend to submit it to the producers. The similarities are simply too obvious to think otherwise.

I love the TV show and I loved reading it only 3* because I believe the author not only got inspired but definitely copied an episode of Doctor Who. Either by "Cryogenic Chamber" (4th Doctor) or "A Christmas Carol" (11th Doctor). More likely the first.

Anyhow. It was an easy and quick read but I doubt there will be 3rd book in the Johnny Smythe series.