In Cascade, the girls head back, this time with their mother in tow. More political drama occurs since the girls are now heralded as the She-Wolves of Siena. The plague makes an appearance as well. Love grows everywhere and the question that gets raised is can they save their father who had died a few months before the original time travel?
The timing of the jumps gets a little complicated. It appears that minutes in the present count as weeks and months in 1300s Italy. The girls are also changing the past. When they get back to the future this time, things are there that were not there before. With Gabi rushing everyone about, they try to find their father and get back to 1300s Italy and back to the men they love.
It's another cliffhanger and it's going to be hard to pace myself and try not to buy it right this second. I need to give my eyes a rest. These books I devour in about 2 days max. I think they're great! I have to say that although this is NOT my type of trilogy, I think this one might change my mind about giving others like it a chance in the future. It is just that good!
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