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Description edit
A girl travels back in time to meet the boy she has fallen in love with while observing him on a device she found in the cellar: a time travel computer. She must marry and assume her mother's throne before her eighteenth birthday or forfeit her destiny as Queen. Initially, she tricks the boy... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Conroe Williamson: 17-year old girl who time travels to bring back her true love
- Crane Carmichael: the 17-year old boy Conroe loves
- Geneva Station: Conroe’s best friend
- Wilford “Will” Wincraft: the boy chosen by the queen for her daughter, Conroe, to marry
- Queen Connie Williamson: Conroe’s mother - Queen of Ampla
- Wally Williamson: Queen Connie’s husband and Conroe’s father
- Opal Edelsburg: Queen Connie’s twin sister
- Frederick Edelsburg: Opal’s son and Conroe’s cousin
- Tonya Meloni: the girl trying to keep Conroe away from Crane
- Nurse Olive “Old Cracker” Olgencracker: administrator of Philanopian “Philly” Children’s Home
- Kelsey, Emily and Libby: Tonya’s friends at Philly
Quotes edit
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“Hey, when you love a woman, and when she’s this crazy in love with you, you’ve got to do whatever she says, man”
Notes for Parents edit
Reading Level: Young AdultsThis book contains two instances of a mild sexual situation, not graphic at all. Anyone who has watched evening TV shows will have experienced a much greater level of sex and violence than anything in this book. Although the book is intended for ages 12 & up, advanced younger readers would also enjoy it.
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