Echoes of Tomorrow

A remarkable, heart-throbbing story, with love, romance, time travel, and suspence. I have read it three times and I never get tired of it. It is a truely amazing story of a man who gets sent to the future and falls in love with a woman. He ends up getting sent back to the past and love does conquer all because she follows him shortly after. The suspence part is that she has to win back his love because he doesn't remember his trip to the future. This is a well written story with passion and romance...the kind of book you don't want to put down.

I loved this book. If you ever wanted to be transported back to the era before the civil war, when the South lived in splendor this book is it. Easily slipping the hero into today and sending the heroine back to yesteryear. I think this is Ms Lykins best book to date. Totally different than any other time trave I have ever read. Even if you have to hunt to find a copy of this book, I promise it is well worth it. "Echo Of Tomorrow" is on my permanent keeper shelf.

This is the first book I have read from Jenny Lykins, and I loved it. One of a few books where you see both the hero and heroine going into a different time period. First the hero comes to the future, then the heroine goes to the past to reclaim his love (who does not remember his time in the future). This sets the stage for some interesting and funny scenes. I would recommend this novel to anyone who loves time travel novels. And I am sure that I will try other books by Jenny Lykin.

This was the first time travel novel I have read, and was definitely not disappointed. I wish that in the 90's there were men more like Reed. This book is Hot, Hot, Hot! A definite page turn! This is a book you don't want to miss reading.

Elise Gerard is a bit surprised when Reed Blackwell appears in front of her eyes and demands to know what she's doing in his bedroom! Reed, however, is even more surprised when he discovers he's traveled from 1844 to 1994. His encounter with "the future" is entertaining and the relationship between Elise and Reed moves along quite well until Reed is sent back to 1844! The plot is well-formed and moves along quickly, fans of the time-travel genre will enjoy this one.