Annalise’s life didn’t go as she wanted.  She grew up poor, to parents who loved her and did their best for her, but she wanted more out of life.  She never knew exactly what it was her life was missing until she found it in Tomas.  Tomas is the sweetest man she’s ever met, and also her husband’s brother.  Can Annalise and Tomas overcome the many obstacles hurled in their path and fine true happiness with each other?

It’s About Time is an interesting story.  It reads as a memoir of Annalise’s life giving very thorough details including how she was conceived, and giving some details of her parent’s life before she was born.  I wasn’t awestruck by this story and in some parts I felt the author droned on and gave details I really didn’t want or felt that I needed to know.  But with that said I couldn’t deny the passion and talent of the author Gabriel Constans.  The research and effort he put into It’s About Time is evident on every page.  Even though this story is fiction, I feel readers who enjoy autobiographical type stories will also enjoy It’s About Time.