Every Hour Until Then by Gabrielle Meyer

 

Every Hour Until Then is Book five in the Timeless Romance series by Gabrielle Meyer.  Kathryn is able to live two lives in Victorian-era London and World War II Washington DC.  She wakes up each day in a different time, and must decide before her 25^th birthday which time-line to choose.  It is a hard choice as in one she has a time crossing mom. 

Kathryn is a spunky intelligent determined character and I enjoyed following her through time.  The author did a good job showing you the variety of thoughts and opinions of people in both time lines in regards to world events which I found fascinating.  The faith thread was nicely done and seamless to the story. 

I found this story interesting as there is only a 50-year time difference between the two time lines as it was interesting to see the changes in women’s rights during the time span. Historically this one connects a Jack the Ripper exhibit in 1938 to the actual murders happening in 1888.  The story had many twists and turns keeping me guessing until the end. 

I always love reading Gabrielle Meyers’s Timeless book, and enjoyed reading Every Hour Until Then.   I greatly enjoyed Every Hour Until then and recommend it. 

I was given a copy by the publisher and not required to write a positive review. 

Wife, Mom, Writer, Friend...

Gabrielle lives on the banks of the Upper Mississippi River with her husband and four children. As an employee of the Minnesota Historical Society, she fell in love with the rich history of her state and enjoys writing historical and contemporary novels inspired by real people, places, and events. The river is a constant source of inspiration for Gabrielle, and if you look closely, you will find a river in each of her stories.

When Gabrielle is not writing, you might find her homeschooling her children, cheering them on at sporting and theatrical events, or hosting a gathering at her home with family and friends.