I thought it was interesting to think about how you could have the knowledge that your kid murdered and then wake up the day before it happened and have to interact with your child.

The central characters of Jen, son Todd and husband Kelly are very good and because you grow to like them so much (especially Todd) you go on an emotional journey with Jen as she beats herself up with maternal guilt but so much love for her son.WRONG PLACE, WRONG TIME is the spellbinding story of a mother going back in time to try to prevent her son from committing a murder. The entire concept of the book requires going back in time to various days to find out new information, that’s not dragging, that’s a book doing its job. They are here, tonight, together, even if they might part again tomorrow, like two passengers on two trains going in opposite directions. Time travel is the plot device du jour, so if you try to wrangle with the logistics of it all, you will most likely be hella annoyed. The characters were intriguing and the suspense was excellent but most of all, it was a mind game with a difference.

Wrong Place Wrong Time sets the stage with a murder unfolding right before the eyes of a shocked mother waiting up late one night for her son. A brilliantly genre-bending, mind-twisting answer to the question, how far would you go to save your child? many Time Travel books — feel too unrealistic — more far fetched science fiction than I’m comfortable with.

I couldn’t begin to predict my own varied thoughts, and manifestations following shocking news that my son killed a person? Almost faster than her brain can process, Todd is handcuffed, put in a police car, and transported back to the station to await interrogation. A mystery thriller that played with your own natural thought process to piece together the story and the plot while the twists kept coming.

As you have already seen the future, it will be difficult for you to face the convincing lies your family members tell.It’s two o’clock in the morning and Jen Brotherhood is waiting for her eighteen year old son, Todd, to get home. There are some fantastic twists revealed at deliberate intervals, and like I said above, although I figured many of them out ahead of time, this was still an entertaining and clever story. After he is arrested and taken to the police station that night, Jen goes to sleep and wakes up the next morning, which is the day before the murder.