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***I dislike reviews were someone gives a one star review and stops reading a book because they didn't know there'd be LGBTQ characters. There are two secondary characters that fall into the LGBTQ category. I thought it was introduced organically into the story and felt "real". If you have issues with such characters, despite an estimated 15% of the world population falling into that category, this may not be the book for you.***
It has been decades since I've read a time traveling romance and since I've read a lot of Armstrong's other works, I was expecting either more mystery like her Rockton series or more UF like the Otherworld (though it has quite a bit of romance). Wasn't sure I wanted to continue reading, but since I got my copy from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review, and because I wasn't finding it unpleasant or boring, I finished the book.
Stitch was a fairly traditional time travel romance and didn't break any new ground for me, but the story moved along well, the characters were enjoyable and there were a few twists. I liked that Bronwyn and William met as children. It explained how well they handle their present day encounters. I also liked that they are the same age and both mature adults (38).
I would have liked Bronwyn to be a bit more active in her ghost busting and trying to figure things out. Perhaps having her involve William more.
It was a nice change of pace for me.

I loved this book, it's amazing. There's suspense as well as romance. I loved the characters and breathlessly followed every word hoping that they found a way to be together. A Great book. . #AStitchinTime #NetGalley

I’ll admit to being beyond ecstatic when I received a copy of this book. I’ve been dying to read it since I got a sneak peak at the first few chapters. I love this author and while this book was completely different than anything I’ve read from her before one of her greatest strengths is her range and flexibility as a writer. This was a fun to read mystery and romance of a couple trapped on opposite sides of time. Bronwyn has inherited her aunt’s home which she hasn’t visited since tragedy struck when she was 15. She’s lived a lifetime since then but she’s about to discover she left behind more than she knew. Bronwyn had always had a friend from another time because when she thought about him she slipped back to Victorian England. At 15 she convinced herself she’d imagined him and never returned. She’s about to discover her imagination is not that good. I cannot recommend this book strongly enough.

This is a departure from the author's usual genres The book involves time travel, mystery and romance.
Whatever the genre Ms. Armstrong is a fabulous author. I greatly enjoyed this book.
I received a free ARC from Netgalley. I am leaving my honest review.

Loved this!!! Armstrong created such a vivid world and equally vivid characters. I do love a time travel story and this one was wonderful! GoodReads has this noted as the first book in a series, I do hope that is the case as I would love to spend more time with William and Bronwyn!