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I had the most delightful time reading this book. Even though other matters pressed, I could not put it down. Well done indeed!


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Never Meant to Be Steve Seitz 9781780924533 Books Reviews

When Chekhov saw the long winter, he saw a winter bleak and dark and bereft of hope. Yet we know that winter is just another step in the cycle of life. But sitting here, reading Stephen Seitz's _Never Meant to Be_ and basking in his warmth and wit, I couldn't imagine a better fate than a long and lustrous winter of reading this book repeatedly. Congratulations, dear author. You've knocked another one out of the park.
Having read the author's previous fan fiction work, Sherlock Holmes and the Plague of Dracula, I was a little put off by his arrogance. Having read the author's next title, an original detective pot boiler featuring incestual situations between a brother and sister I must say I am relieved to see him venturing back to his fan fiction-roots.

I'll definitely pick this up because it hurts-so-good.
I read this book and now it's in my head. It's in my head.

Gosh darn.

Stephen Seitz is the master of taking classic literary creations and mashing them together into a brand new delicious confection. Each page is like a sugar cookie on a plate, just waiting for you to take a bite! And then you'll crave more and more. I crave Seitz.

This is a page turner. If you had no arms, you'd find a way to turn the pages. With your foot. Or your face. You'd improvise.

I hope this author never stops writing. Never.

Five stars. Hell, a CONSTELLATION of stars for NEVER MEANT TO BE. Bless you, Seitz.
My thanks to Steve and Timi at MX Publishing for my review copy of this book. Forever Undershaw!

Cynthia Kenyon is a young American woman who has a destiny she could never have imagined in a million years…

The story begins with a Lawyer named Leo Lawrence bringing Cynthia Watson’s dispatch box. He had inherited it himself, but his grandmother left word to contact Cynthia and have her attend a museum display at the Acoreus Museum of Science and Astronomy on a certain date. His grandmother states that time, itself, depends on Cynthia.

There Cynthia and Leo view HG Well’s Time Machine, of modern design but built from plans left by HG Wells—and Professor James Moriarty…

When an accident sends Cynthia back to 1882, events begin to unfold that could have disastrous consequences to History. Things will happen and other things will be prevented from happening—things that were never meant to be!

Seitz’s tale dances back and forth along the timeline, each jump having effects on how history would be written. At times things must absolutely be done, other things prevented at all costs.

Moriarty is all too real, and if he gains control of the Time Machine, history will be made in his image. Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson must work to stop him. Some things were never meant to be, but time is a temperamental mistress who has her own plans…

I loved this story, and I give it five stars!

Quoth the Raven…
Exciting, could not put it down! Another Sherlock Holmes thriller! Seitz does it again, I hope he plans another novel
I had the most delightful time reading this book. Even though other matters pressed, I could not put it down. Well done indeed!