I Love You Like It's 1999

By: A. J. Pine

Narrated by: Helen Laser, J.F. Harding

An unforgettable new timeslip rom-com bursting with hilarity, sizzling chemistry, and '90s nostalgia!

Kate Kendrick is having an epically bad day when a glowing Blockbuster catches her eye on the commute home. She could have sworn there was an abandoned building there just yesterday, and didn't Blockbuster go out of business years ago? Curiosity piqued, she steps inside the bustling store and whoosh! She's transported back to the year 1999 with no idea how to get back to her old life.

Jordan Dale works at the One Hour Photo Processing Shop next to Blockbuster, and he can't believe it when their paths cross. A time traveler himself, he's been living in the '90s for a while now, and this is the first time he's met anyone else from the future he's been all too happy to escape. As he helps Kate adjust to their new reality, sparks fly. Trouble is, Kate desperately wants to go back to her time while Jordan wants to stay. Will they find their happily ever after in the past or the present, and what if the choice isn't theirs to make?

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The two best parts of this book are its humor and it's message.

Wildly funny, painfully poignant, and an absolute delight. The author's ability to capture the emotion of in a moment and transmit it directly into the heart of the reader is a rare and unique talent.

Just a nit pick but...

Although I like having two narrators, especially for male and female MCs it would be nice to have all the female voices be read by the female and the male voices read by the male. That way, they can still get their own POV chapters in their voice, but the other voices wouldn't be so jarring.

Fun and heart warming

This was a fun romp through time that allowed me to ask what if. Enjoyable story and good voice acting.

Sweet Romance

A sweet romance with a time traveling twist. This was a great short listen full of nostalgia.

The fabulous details of 1999

I really loved this. It was a welcome escape that was extremely well written and performed.