Book details
This Strange and Familiar Place (So Close to You Trilogy)
Description
"Lydia Bentley will do anything to fix the mistakes she made in the past, like losing her grandfather in time--and the only way she knows how to begin is by time traveling to 1980s New York with Wes, posed as a Montauk Project recruit"--.
Age
14-17
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
264 pages
Book in series
#2
Why to read
- Engaging Time-Travel Mystery: 'This Strange and Familiar Place' offers readers an intriguing blend of time-travel adventure and mystery, as the protagonist Lydia Bentley uncovers secrets about her family's past and the enigmatic government experiments that could change the course of history.
- Character Development: As the second book in the 'So Close to You' trilogy, this novel delves deeper into the characters' backgrounds, motivations, and relationships, providing a richer understanding of their personalities and the challenges they face, making it a compelling read for those invested in character-driven narratives.
- Romantic Tension: The book continues to explore the complex romantic dynamics between Lydia and Wes, adding layers of tension and emotion that will appeal to fans of young adult romance, especially those who enjoy the added complication of time-travel elements affecting relationships.
- Expanding Lore: For readers who enjoyed the first book, 'This Strange and Familiar Place' expands on the lore of the Montauk Project and the world Rachel Carter has created. It offers new revelations and twists that contribute to the overall arc of the trilogy, making it a must-read for those seeking to unravel the full story.