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Chrysoprase is the second book in the Chalcedony Crhonicles by B. Kristin McMichael. The first book, Carnelian, introduced us to Mari and the world of time traveling. In that review, I mentioned how there was no mention of time travel until the middle of the book. It basically made that book feel like it was trying to find something fast and this was the only way.

Chrysoprase, on the other hand, felt more thought out. We get more information on the act of time traveling, the world of the past, who our antagonist is, and we get to see a bit of what makes Mari so important. These things are essential to the story as a whole and I'm glad I didn't have to wait as long to see a clear defining line to what I am reading.

Mari is still an intelligent and driven young woman. Though she seems to be too trusting. The scenes of her learning to time travel was interesting and gave her relationship with Ty more depth. Her reunion with Seth was great. It allowed her to show him that she is stronger than he realizes and that he needs to understand that they are partners.

The book ended with a perfect cliffhanger that did excite me for the third book. All in all, this one was my favorite of the two books in the series that I've read. I could see a potential in great development.


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B. Kristin McMichael leaves you in a ancient time and place, with her Character Mari is looking for her lost love, a lost Family member and at the whims of an old boyfriend that is proving he is not her friend. Will she and the Boys she came to know in her first semester in college be with her? Or has she lost them to time. Will the Goddess help her? Where does her future lay, in the ancient past or the current future? When someone goes back in time she finds that their presence is erased. Loving Seth that no one else remembers is tearing her apart. She must find a way to bring everyone together where and when they belong.
I had a hard time reading this through all the tears! So many emotions! I had to take time before I could write this! Let the puffiness go down and wait for my vision to clear up. I have not been so moved in a very long time. Tears of sadness and joy. There was fear, lonliness, anger, disgust. And time travel of course!
I hate reading reviews that give spoilers. Go read it already!
I was so excited to get Chrysoprase! And I am so glad i finally read it. Now I have a problem.... I have to wait until book 3 comes out '(

The romance was electric and spicy, I loved it! The love Seth and Mari have is definitely once in a lifetime and very powerful.

The ending was unfortunately predictable, but I didn't mind. Regardless if I knew it was going to happen, it was still shocking. It really makes me hate Logan.

I really don't know what more to say about the book without spoiling anything.

COngratulations B. Kristin McMichael, you've written yourself a damn good book.

FIVE STARS
I like the concept and the characters. Not nearly as well written as the first full of typos and grammar mistakes that take me right out of the story. If I'd had the paper book, I probably would have taken a red pen to it. *sigh* This one needs a good editor to make it work better. I finished it because I like the characters and the period feel during the travels, but am not sure the third book is worth it for the price. Seriously... someone get the digital version to an editor and re-issue at least that.
This book was rather interesting. Details about her ex-boyfriend before she met Seth come to the surface and drastically changes things. Mari is trying to find her mother and Seth and Dee in the past to bring them back home with her, but ends up in several sticky situations in the process.

I loved the world building in this book. I really liked the way the author described the past and the people and the royalty that Mari was involved with. I thought she did a wonderful job for at time period that we can't know everything or specific details.

This was a pretty decent sequel. It did seem a bit slow most of the book, but it was interesting and I'm curious to see what happens in book 3, which I will be starting next.
Chrysoprase is the second novel in the Chalcedony Chronicles, a time travel saga that blends created time travel mythology with ancient history. This book was definitely my favorite of the two written thus far.

The mythology is much more developed in this book with much more significance given to it. There are a lot of twists and turns and unexpected moments in this book that truly change the course of the book. There are characters from the first book that play much more important roles now, while others move to the background a little bit.

We learn a lot more about the past and the brothers' connections to it, as well as some surprising information about Mari's world, too. In the end, she finds help in the last place she ever thought she would, although whether or not the help is true is a question that we just don't have an answer to!

The one thing that truly bothers me with this book, however, still has to do with emphasis paid to certain parts of the plot. There is a whole lot of action on Mari's part without a lot of respect to the well-known fact that messing with the events of the past significantly affect the future. There doesn't seem to be a whole lot of attention paid to that concept by Mari and her friends. Nor do they seem to spend much time trying to understand what the goddess needs them to do, instead focusing on their own needs. This is something that directly flies in the face of the goddess' issues with children of time. It will be interesting to see how this plays out.

Things to love...

--The blend of created mythology and ancient history.
--The stronger emphasis placed on the sci-fi/time travel.

Things I wanted more/less of...

--More understanding of what it is that they are supposed to be doing with the time travel.

My Recommendation The story line of the overall series is much more developed in this book and I think the story will continue to grow!
Chrysoprase is the second book in the Chalcedony Crhonicles by B. Kristin McMichael. The first book, Carnelian, introduced us to Mari and the world of time traveling. In that review, I mentioned how there was no mention of time travel until the middle of the book. It basically made that book feel like it was trying to find something fast and this was the only way.

Chrysoprase, on the other hand, felt more thought out. We get more information on the act of time traveling, the world of the past, who our antagonist is, and we get to see a bit of what makes Mari so important. These things are essential to the story as a whole and I'm glad I didn't have to wait as long to see a clear defining line to what I am reading.

Mari is still an intelligent and driven young woman. Though she seems to be too trusting. The scenes of her learning to time travel was interesting and gave her relationship with Ty more depth. Her reunion with Seth was great. It allowed her to show him that she is stronger than he realizes and that he needs to understand that they are partners.

The book ended with a perfect cliffhanger that did excite me for the third book. All in all, this one was my favorite of the two books in the series that I've read. I could see a potential in great development.