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Original Title:	Timepiece
ISBN:	1606841459 (ISBN13: 9781606841457)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Hourglass #2
Characters:	Emerson "Em" Cole, Kaleb Ballard, Michael Weaver, Lilliana "Lily" Garcia
Setting:	Memphis, Tennessee(United States)

Timepiece (Hourglass #2)

Myra McEntire

Hardcover | Pages: 336 pages

Rating: 3.86 | 6367 Users | 855 Reviews

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Title	:	Timepiece (Hourglass #2)
Author	:	Myra McEntire
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 336 pages
Published	:	June 12th 2012 by EgmontUSA
Categories	:	Young Adult. Science Fiction. Time Travel. Fantasy. Paranormal. Romance

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A threat from the past could destroy the future. And the clock is ticking.

Kaleb Ballard was never supposed to be able to see ripples - cracks in time. Are his powers expanding, or is something very wrong? Before he can find out, Jonathan Landers, the man who tried to murder his father, reappears. Why is he back, and what, or whom, does he want?

In the wake of Landers' return, the Hourglass organization is given an ultimatum. Either they find Landers and the research he has stolen on the people who might carry the time gene, or time will be altered - with devastating results for the people Kaleb loves most.

Now Kaleb, Emerson, Michael, and the other Hourglass recruits have no choice but to use their unusual powers to find Landers. But where do they even start? And when? And even if they succeed, it may not be enough...

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Ratings: 3.86 From 6367 Users | 855 Reviews

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I am not in the "book swoon" club. I am not a romance-driven reader. I am also not a big fan of books in which teenagers decide they've met the Love Of Their Lives, but that's probably because I'm grateful everyday that I don't have to live with any decisions that I made when I was that age. (I also think it sets young readers up for disappointment, but that is a topic for another day...) So, why am I reviewing a book that many readers view as straight-up-romance? Because I think it's about a

My only reaction to this book: meh. I think I couldn't enjoy this book partly because I remember next to nothing from Hourglass and didn't have the time or patience to reread it again, and partly because I didn't much care for Kaleb's character. Too many rules. There are way too many rules about time traveling, and I couldn't keep all of them straight. For the first half of the book, I was just wondering, Who's Dune? Who's Nathan (actually, I still am not too sure who Nathan is). What's

Timepiece is the sequel to Hourglass, which is awesome and crazy and a wee bit over-the-top but not so much that I cant love it anyway.Whereas Hourglass is told from the point-of-view of reluctant time-traveler Emerson Cole, Timepieces narrator is her boyfriends best friend, the dark and brooding Kaleb.The Plot[Spoilers from Hourglass ahead. Skip down to My Thoughts if you haven't finished it yet. Then GO FINISH IT.]Timepiece picks up shortly after the conclusion of Hourglass. Emerson and

I want to start this review with a little cover love and appreciation. I'm a big fan of the covers of Hourglass and Timepiece, so I wanted to pay homage to the creator of both. I was so excited to learn that Timepiece was from Kalebs POV. After a few chapters, though, I realized maybe I didnt need to be privy to all of Kalebs innermost thoughts. Then again, the guy is pretty hilarious: The first rule of Hourglass is that you dont talk about Hourglass. Like Fight Club, but without the merciless

I'm going to be honest and say upfront, I had a not of a hard time getting into this at first. I'm not sure if it was because the story was being told from a different perspective than the first book or what the issue was.... but after a little getting used to kalebs voice, I got sucked in. This story was not at all what I was expecting, but I ended up really enjoying myself. I am still interested and curious where #3 will take us. So many unanswered questions. Again, I have to note that

Since Hourglass had Emersons viewpoint, this one is from Kalebs side. I have to admit I like reading from Kalebs viewpoint simply because hes sarcastic. His little conversations with Lily make me laugh out loud. He teases her endlessly and she does the same to him. Yet theres an underlying softness about him. You witness a more vulnerable side to him, especially when he brings up the past about his mother. Hes a good man and he cant help but feel overshadowed by his best friend Michael.We see

I expected to still be in Emerson's POV, but we got Kaleb this time. I liked him in the first book, but sit wasn't the same for me this time around...