Yes, he's a typical guy and a bit of a jerk at times, but he still had me laughing. 'I had no idea how she got that ridiculously curvy body into a skintight golden cat suit, but I was all for helping her get out of it. Could always blame it on bumpy farm roads. Hayrides were the perfect place to make out with a girl and get away with grabby hands. Getting the story from Kaleb's POV made this a fun read. So we get some answers, but also a lot of questions. We find out more about Jack and his past as well. We also get some background on the Hourglass and Chronos organizations. In this installment we get to flesh out Kaleb and Lily's abilities a little more. With this urgent need to find Jack, the team starts to look for a way to find him, and they begin to test out Lily's (Emerson's best friend in Hourglass) powers of location. This could mean life or death for Michael and Liam, and sanity or crazy-mess for Emerson. If they don't, time could be altered in ways that wouldn't be so favorable to their members. Add to this list of problems, the Hourglass members are given an ultimatum from Chronos, the infamous powers-that-be, to find Jack Landers and bring him to them.

Our hopes that Jack faded out into a pile of goo are dashed when he appears to Kaleb and the gang to taunt them. Not only can Emerson and Michael see them, but now all the member of Hourglass can too. When we pick up the story, 'rips,' visions of the past or future, are appearing everywhere and with increasing magnitude and frequency. This was especially fun because Kaleb is a classic bad-boy! To hear his flippant and flirtatious comments throughout had me cracking up. Timepiece continues the story of Hourglass, but this time from Kaleb's POV. When I finished Hourglass I knew there was a sequel planned, but I had no idea it would not be told from our original narrator, Emerson's, POV.

Timepiece by myra mcentire