Title: Good Suspension of Disbelief
Product review: Black water was a very enjoyable ride through time. Having been born in the 1960's, I loved being able to visit it as an adult through the pages of this book. T.J. MacGregor did a mesmerizing job of traversing the timeline, and was quite believable in a genre that is difficult to fathom for some.The 4-star rating was given because of two reasons.#1: I didn't feel that there was REALLY a good reason to kidnap Annie and the other previous children and I felt that the author struggled with a cause that didn't quite work. The villian in the book should have had more solid definition and motive.#2: The back story with Sheppard on the present side of time failed to keep my interest. I wanted to go back to Mira and Annie.The characters were wonderfully crafted, and the mix of fictional and historical (think Janis Joplin) individuals were very satisfying to visit with. This was a fun and highly creative book that I didn't want to put down, and I would certainly recommend it.
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