A unique book with romance, time travel, historical fiction, and thriller all in one. The Ministry of Time offers a completely unique storyline and with lots of to add to the narrative. The way Bradley explored bring the past into the present was so thought-provoking to read and consider, considering how individuals from different time periods perceive the world around them. 

The author addressed so many interesting themes but one that stood out to me was sex and sexuality in various contexts from different times, from dating to sexual orientation. It's refreshing to see these themes explored in such a multifaceted way. 

Unfortunately, "The Ministry of Time" didn't quite capture my attention. It's not the book's fault; I think it just wasn't the right time for me to read this story. After consuming a lot of dystopian content recently, I feel like I need a break to fully appreciate a book like this. Under different circumstances, I believe I would have really enjoyed this book and fallen in love with Graham Gore. 

Would I recommend this book? Yes. Take a chance on it. It is just a different sort of story. 

Thank you to Simon and Schuster Canada and to Netgalley for the opportunity to read and review this novel.