A very enjoyable book. This is book three in the series and I hadn’t read 1 & 2, but I found it to be well written, that I could very easily follow the intricacies of it without having to have read 1 & 2 prior.

It centres around Emmeline, who is travelling on the Titanic with her family, heading home to America after a holiday in England. ‘Enter stage left…’ Leon from 1815 England/France. A dashing young chap who befriends Emmeline and gets caught up in all the madness that follows.
We all know what happened to the Titanic and they need to get off before disaster strikes, only problem is, there’s rules with any sort of time travel and this time travel story has it’s own set!

But that’s not the only story. This book is several stories, in different times, all rolled into one great saga. Family feuds, war, impersonation, a smidge of romance & more.

The book cover gave me young adult vibes, so I didn’t expect much. After reading it, I would have thought a less cartoon cover would have suited it better.

I enjoyed it so much, that I bought book one in the series, which I honestly think was even better. I’m just starting book two now.
This series is becoming very addictive. Glad to see at the end of this book, there is going to be more added to the series or branches off (hopefully not too far away!!)

Honest review in exchange for an ARC

this was a strong third entry in the Mine Through Time series, it had that element that I was looking for and was invested in what was happening. It continued the story perfectly and the characters continued to feel like they belonged in this universe. I enjoyed the use of the Titanic and how that story was told during this, it had that element that I was looking for and glad it was so well used. Kate Serzenta has a strong writing style and was glad I got to read this.