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Benvolio & Mercutio Turn Back Time

By Elle Beaumont, Lou Wilham

Format:Softcover

Verona has 99 problems-including a time machine.All Benvolio has ever desired is a peaceful life alongside his spirited-albeit quarrelsome-roommate, Mercutio. But as the story goes, the course of true love never did run smooth, and when tensions between the Montagues and the Capulets reach a boiling point, Benvolio and Mercutio are dragged into the mess Romeo makes of all their lives.Then an older version of Benvolio crashes into their lives, offering the opportunity to change fate, Mercutio does as he always does-seizes the chance. There's just one problem: no deal is without strings, and this one involves a deadly secret that Mercutio is determined to take to the grave.What follows is a lively adventure through the ages, replete with love and heartache. Amidst the chaos, this inseparable duo will unravel the true depth of their friendship.A riotous romp of a retelling of Romeo & Juliet. Side effects of reading may contain laughter, heartache, and a need for more. This light, sci-fi fantasy is the perfect shelf companion to The Queer Principles of Kit Webb by Cat Sebastian, Something Fabulous by Alexis Hall, and The Gentle Art of Fortune Hunting by KJ Charles.

Science Fiction & Fantasy
314 pagesSoftcover
First published 2024-07-31

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Popular Reviews(1)

3.0(1 ratings)
Jil NußbaumReviewed by Jil Nußbaum

This book was nice, but not memorable. I was a little bit surprised by the steam-punky setting and all the traveling to the future when I expected more of them trying to fix what is going to happen right from the start. I sadly never really felt the romance between the two main characters and their voices weren't distinct enough for me, so I kept getting confused and mixing them up. Overall it was nice, but I wouldn't read it again. <i>I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.</i>

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