The reasons why this book deserved five-stars. 
 1) The cover was beautiful. Not exactly relevant at all to the story, yes, but it was an interesting concept that would catch any reader's attention immediately. And we all know a good cover is one of the key factors to people actually reading a book. Yes, I'm judging a book by its cover. 
 2)The plot was fresh and absolutely fantastic. Chelsea lives in the past, literally. She works at a reenactment village - Essex Historical Colonail Village - and can't get over her ex-boyfriend no matter how hard she tries. War is raging between her village and another Reenactment Historical Village, as they plan against each other to win the upper hand on attracting more visitors, or something like that. It's a vicious brutal battle of pranks and this time, Chelsea gets really involved in it. Humorous at times, tear-jerking at times, this book really gets your emotions in a twist. 
 3) The love story was so swoon-worthy! Two lovebirds, separated by ninety years of history...well, figuratively. Dan is just the dream fictional boyfriend any book-geek can get. And what's worse is that Ezra (weird name if you ask me) also decides to work in the Village! Time for some drama! 
 Whoever doesn't think that a job at a historical reenactment village isn't cool...get ready to meet angry mobs. No cellphones, no electronic devices, just you and the hundred-year-old gravestones. Doesn't that spell COOL? 
 Anywho, this page-flippin', absolutelyfrickengorgeous book is not to be missed!