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This is a jewel in the series of time travel books. I have enjoyed each of the books very much. Veronica is my favorite character because of her interesting choices and fascinating lives. She is a strong, smart woman who is easy to relate to. This book can be read as a stand alone as well as part of the series.


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The Emancipation of Veronica McAllister A Middle Falls Time Travel Story eBook Shawn Inmon Reviews

Had to stop reading this one when she got to Berkeley. America's accelerated decline began in Berkeley and and I cannot abide by hippies, folk singers, crappy artists and uppity UCB students. That said, I own all of the books in this series and I am so glad I discovered Inmon.
Another great book from Shawn, continuing the Middle Falls storyline. The story of Veronica takes her back to her teenage years, after her life ends but she still retains her memories of her life. Will she marry the man that divorced just so she can have her daughters in this timeline?
Some of Veronica's choices are perplexing to me, more insight into her decisions would have helped me. But that doesn't mean others would think the same thing.
But its another great story that is so well written you want to continue to read and not put it down
I have read the first three books in this series and loved them. This one was no exception. (I opted to skip book #4 because it just didn't seem like it would be like the others.) At first, I was a little bored by the story and thought, oh no, this one isn't going to be as good. The beginning WAS a little long and drawn out, but I guess that's understandable for the first repeat life to kind of set the stage. I loved these characters and their lives. Once it got rolling, I was hooked and raced through it. I hated to see it end and almost (Almost!;-) wish she had awakened back where she was babysitting... oh well.

I have one more to read ("The Changing Lives of Joe Hart") and am going to go and pick up that one right now. I think that's the last in this great series, and that's a shame. Looking forward to what Mr. Inmon comes up with next!
I don’t usually cry when I read books. I simply put them down as soon as I start to get emotional!

But I was too invested in this one to give up on it. It was near the end when the tears started. But they were such good ones!

I lost both parents within months of each other recently & reading this time travel/rebirth book (as well as others in the series) made me long to go back in time myself. To try to do things better, to truly tell my parents & friends how much I loved them.

But the end of this book healed me of that longing.

Lives well lived. That’s what my parents achieved. They have gone on to a better place. Now I need to - here & now.

Thank you Shaun.
I was given this book as an advanced reader fo the author. However, that does not affect my opinion of his writing and wonderful stories. Veronica McAllister is another resident of Middle Falls, Oregon. She lived a life that was far from wonderful and decided to take advantage of Oregon's assisted suicide law. As in all of the Middle Falls series, she woke from her "suicide" in the the 1958. She was no longer an old woman who was confused and dazed at the circumstances. In her new life, she tried to make things better than they had in her previous life. Veronica is a person you learn to like a lot, but there were times I wanted to tell her what she should be doing. The story line never got boring or staid. It was one of the those books I can't wait to see how it ends, but never want it to end. I loved this story as I have everything Shawn Inmon has written. You do not have to read the series from book one to understand this story, but I advise you to read each one. Each is a stand-alone story, but each is worth the read. Whenever I finish one of Shawn's book, I am anxious for the next. I especially enjoyed this one because I was ten in 1958, so many of the customs and names of the day were very familiar to me. Don't pass this one up.
I loved this book. It's an intriguing question, if you could do it all over again, what would you do different? Veronica McAllister had a chance to do just that.

We meet Veronica as a teenager. She realizes her life had some how been put on rewind. She has the opportunity to relive it all over.

The characters are well developed. We get to know each one of them. I enjoyed watching her change as time passes. Through the years she gets several chances to start again. This is a time travel journey as well as a journey of discovery.

I found myself wondering where this was going through twists and turns.

If you enjoy time travel books you will love this.

Another winner!
This is another wonderful Book by Shawn Inmon, continuing his series of "What If's". What if you could do it all over again, live your life one more time, would you change everything or try to duplicate your successes?
The Emancipaton of Veronica McAllister is a really nice read, telling the life story - a few times - of a woman growing up and coming of age in the 50's and 60's. Her struggles and triumphs are brought to life in such a realistic way that it almost seems as though Inmon is relating hi own life rather than that of a young woman growing through her life's stages and phases.
Ultimately though what I loved best about this 5th book in the series is that it's a love story, and, like in all good love stories, Veronica winds up finding her true love, and lives happily ever after... eventually.
This is a jewel in the series of time travel books. I have enjoyed each of the books very much. Veronica is my favorite character because of her interesting choices and fascinating lives. She is a strong, smart woman who is easy to relate to. This book can be read as a stand alone as well as part of the series.