Never Love a Stranger

I decided to buy Ellen Fisher's Never Love a Stranger after reading an excerpt. I received it from Amazon today and devoured the book in a few hours: 4.5 out of 5.

Annie Simpson is baffled when she walks into her kitchen one evening to find a naked man there. He introduces himself as James and says he is from the future. Events unfold that make Annie believe him.

Wow, this is an excellent book. James and Annie are so vibrant they practically jump off the page. I love the way Fisher lets us get to know these characters through their actions.

The world building is exceptional. There is a lot of information to cover, and it's spaced out through the story so readers can follow what is happening without being bogged down by endless pages of exposition. The story is well paced and kept me engrossed. I was seriously annoyed when the phone rang halfway through the book. Luckily it was a quick call, so I could get back to reading.

I want more futuristics like this one. Now.

On an unrelated note, I finished my Romancing the Blog column. Watch for it tomorrow.