< Redhawk'S Return (The Brothers Of Rock Ridge) (Harlequin Intrigue Series) > Aimee Thurlo

TIMEWALKER is not a completely awful book, but it's not worth the price of ordering it out-of-print. Buy it from a used book store for fifty cents and be prepared to throw it away when you're finished.
TIME AFTER TIME

To save his people, Navajo medicine man Benjamin Two Eagles poured his soul into an ancient amulet. For over one hundred years he had been lost in time, until a beautiful woman set him free into a world he did not understand.

She was a tough-as-nails special agent with the FBI, but Julia Stevens was also a woman, and not invulnerable to the magnificent warrior she had released into this century. But Benjamin's quest to avenge the wrongs done to his people went against every law she'd sworn to uphold.

Could they find a way to let justice be done before another grain of sand dropped in time's hourglass and Benjamin was forced to once again walk through time?
Rerations
< Timetwist: Timewalker > < Spirit Warrior (Harlequin Intrigue, No 246) > < Black Raven'S Pride (Intrigue, 572) > < Black Mesa (American Heroes Against All Odds: New Mexico #31) > < Council Of Fire (Harlequin Intrigue Series) > freaks

< Time to Dream (Time Passages) > Jennifer Malin

At All About Romance, I gave this book a C.
I'm sorry to have to disagree with the other reviews. I am an avid reader and enjoy most time travel romances. However I found this book to be boring without much character development.I found it difficult to believe their romance and actually had difficulty finishing the book. I'm sorry to say I won't be looking for this author's name again.
the story and everything was good and surprisingly well written, but the relationship between Leah and David was only about two beautiful people trying to find someone who would rival their own beauty. Their love is about as shallow as the spring itself.
I have now read over 100 time travel books and this is one of my favorites. I am on line now looking to see if she wrote anymore.
Be careful what you wish for... England, 1999. American tourist Leah Cantrell finds an antique coin in a spring--and tosses it back, wishing to know who'd first placed it there... England, 1815. David Traymore, illegitimate son of a Marquis, has always dreamed of belonging to someone. Then he rescues a beguiling woman of strange attire from a spring on the estate. Is she a madwoman? A spy for Napoleon? Or simply the woman of his dreams?
Rerations
< As You Wish (Time Passages) > < Yesteryear's Love > < Love Just in Time (Timeswept) > < Untamed Time (Time Passages) > < Once a Cavalier (Time Passages) > freaks

< My Lady Domino and A Commercial Enterprise (Signet Regency Romance) > Sandra Heath

< Remember Love (Time Passages Series) > Jenny Lykins

I can't express enough how much I loved this book. The storyline was wonderful. The characters were well developed and seemed real. Chase was a great character. The character of Wes seemed to really add to the story. Mr. Gideon added to the story also. I couldn't wait to find out what happened next and read this book in one day. The story was written so well that there were not any dull periods in it. It read smoothly from one chapter to the next and was just an all around great read. This is a feel good story. A keeper for anyones library.
This is the first book I've read by this author and I really enjoyed it. I was able to read it all in one day and I had to work today too. Its an easy read and made my day brighter.

This is a time travel book where the heroine, a modern woman named Barrett, meets up with her guardian angel Gideon. Gideon sees that her life is very unfullfilling. She has never known love even from her family and he decides there is only one way to show what love is. Send her back in time to 1887. She arrives in the body of a woman named Elizabeth who is giving birth. What an entrance. Elizabeth's husband and half brother are attending her. They can't quite figure out how the prim, proper, and very unassuming Elizabeth has sudden turned into this vocal, independant self assured woman who demand to be Barrett. Barrett has no clue as to how she has arrived. she thinks its a bad dream. She soon discovers though that its all real and she now has a baby and a angry and remote husband to deal with.

Over time she becomes adjusted to her new life and longs to have a real relationship with Chase, her husband. But something she knows nothing about stands in the way. Chase is confused and still hurt by past events but cannot deny the strong feelings he has for Barrett.

This is a sweet story with wonderful secondary characters. I will have to read more from this author.
When reading a story, I understand many look for realistic details to make them feel a part of the characters. Waiting For Yesterday certainly is long on details. In my opinion, the author could have left out the unsavory descriptions of childbirth(a man's hand shoved up into the heroine's uterus), the disgusting vivid account of breast engorgement(and breast milk shooting across the room), baby biological functions(specifically descriptions of feces being smeared on the heroine). I could go on, but I'm sure by now you get the picture.

If it weren't for the unnecessary descriptions, which fill an abundance of pages in this book, the story could have been enjoyed more. I do admit to finishing the book, due to interest in how Barrett, the main character, would choose her fate.

Normally, I would give a short detailed description of the overall story, but I won't bother this time since I sincerely suggest spending your reading entertainment dollars on a different book!
This book was wonderful. Most time travel just sorta have the people show up. They never seem confused or concerned. They act like it's an everyday occurence. Ms Lykins gives a whole new meaning to the word time travel. They are very innovative and the people in her stories act confused, concerned and scared. They pull from an inner strength they never realized they possesed to deal with the situation. If you enjoy time travel and a good love story, you'll love any of Ms. Lykins books.
This was one of the most unusual time travels I've ever read. I really enjoyed the method of travel as well as the twin storyline. I've researched this time period extensively, and I can say the author pulled me into the story with her convincing setting and wonderful plot. I highly recommend this book.
Emotionally desolate after her ex-boyfriend marries her twin sister, Barrett Overbrook checks into a quaint bed-and-breakfast in Columbus, Ohio, only to awaken the next morning in the year 1887, caught in the pains of imminent childbirth. Original."
Rerations
< Waiting for Yesterday > < Echoes of Tomorrow (Time Passages Romance) > < Lost Yesterday (Time Passages Romance) > < River of Dreams (Time Passages Romance Series) > < Distant Dreams (Time Passages) > freaks

< Silver Tomorrows (Time Passages Romance) > Casey Claybourne

< Crystal Memories > Susan L. Liepitz

Romantic Times: THIS TIME TOGETHER is sensuous and heart-rending...The reader will not be disappointed as Ms. Liepitz weaves a fascinating, captivating time-travel to steal romance reader's hearts..."
When Katherine Marhsall, an entertainment lawyer, dreams of living a simpler, slower-paced life, she suddenly awakens in a nineteenth-century log cabin populated by a handsome mountain man.
Rerations
< This Time Together (Time Passages Series) > < Silver Tomorrows (Time Passages Romance) > < Heaven's Time (Time Passages Series , No 12) > < Echoes of Tomorrow (Time Passages Romance) > < Remember Love (Time Passages Series) > freaks

Washington Irving

Linda O. Johnston

< A Cry at Midnight (Timeswept) > Thomasina Ring

SS in ValP
I didn't like this book, not the heroine, nor the hero. You can't tell me that a aunt could murder two women and several babies under the hero's nose and he not know it. I found the heroine a ditz and the hero to be a fool. I know that not everyone carries a high IQ, but neither are people really that stupid. I had hoped for better.
Attending a historical reenactment, modern woman Meredith Davis finds herself sent back in time more than two hundred years where she marries a Colonial man and discovers that the twentieth-century men she knows had been lacking in skills of love. Original."
Rerations
< Time-Spun Treasure (Timeswept) > < The Changeling Bride (Timeswept) > < Love Just in Time (Timeswept) > < The Forever Bride (Timeswept) > < As You Wish (Time Passages) > freaks

< Dark Victory (The Masters of Time) > Samantha Gail

I hope she writes many more books.
Saviour in time by Samantha Gail is a time travel story with a very unique twist. A twist that is allowed by iUniverse the publishers but not by many of the others who publish time travel romances. The twist in this novel is that the time travel here takes place though a machine and is not only deliberate but with the purpose of altering the past.

Remala Picard-Moreau is a Knight of the Order of Shaynvar and lives in the twenty-second century. She is a guardian of time travel who is ordered on missions through time.

Her latest mission is to go back to the year 976AD and rescue a small village from destruction.

Beravael is the King of Birasett, a Viking warrior and a man used to getting exactly what he wants. And what he wants is Remala as his queen. He believes that she has been sent by the Gods to help him and he intends to keep her with him.

However Remala is not prepared to abandon the Order of Shaynvar and remain in the past forever. But she is conspired against from all sides and tricked into marriage with Beraveal.

I don't want to spoil the whole plot for those who have not read this book but it is well worth reading just for the answers to some of those time travel questions that no one else seems to want to answer.

How much should someone going back in time interfere?

Should a time traveller be allowed to take technology from the future back in time?

What would happen if there were no limits to how much you can meddle in the past?

All these questions and more are dealt with thoughtfully and without detracting from the main story of Remala and Beravael.

Louisa Brown
Magical Romance Website
As with the author's other two books, TRESPASS OF THE HEART and CHERISHED INVADER, I really liked SAVIOR IN TIME, but I cannot give it 5 stars. Ms. Gail always seems to introduce a subplot or character that never goes anywhere. In this book (since it travels back and forth in time) I can understand the changing sets of characters and plots, but it does get a little confusing.
For example, there was a whole page put in about two little village girls who had absolutely no bearing on the story and made you think you had two more characters to keep up with. Don't get me wrong--I LIKED the book and DO recommend it. I just think the author has this idiosyncrasy in her books.
Remala Picard-Moreau, Knight of the Order of Shaynvar, lives to serve and protect in the twenty-second century. As guardians of time travel and sentinels of space, the revered Shaynvar Knights shoulder a heavy weight of responsibility extending across the galaxy and beyond. Sent back to the year 976AD to rescue a small village from destruction, Remala finds herself tricked into a binding marriage by the wily and irresistible King of Birasett. As Remala struggles desperately to fulfill her obligations in both centuries, she inadvertently embarks them all on a collision course with annihilation.
Rerations
< Savior in Time > < Warrior of the Highlands (Berkley Sensation) > < Whispers in Time > < Blackmailed > < Another Time Another Place > freaks