Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (Okay) 『I ordered this with several other time travel books by authors I did not know. This one was fair and a bit "sappy". The hero was too one dimensional to be realistic and the story very predicatable.』
(Sometimes Funny, Sometimes Poignant; Always Interesting) 『George Tyler was a small-town sheriff in the late 1800s. When presented with a chance to take a friend's place in the future, he took it, certain that he'd return to his era and mission of vengeance.
Melody Song is alone, grieving, and pregnant. When a mysterious drifter saves her from a rogue wave at the beach, she is inexplicably drawn to him. Aware of the madness of bringing a strange man into her life, she nevertheless convinces George to play the part of "Michael George Johnson," Melody's nonexistent husband, for the sake of her dying grandmother.
Aside from time travel and marital lies, Melody and George soon learn something unusual is fermenting at the Sweet Song of Summer vineyards. Late night visits and too many close calls put George's lawman instincts on edge. What he discovers while nosing around may save the vineyard, and Melody's life. What he discovers while pretending to be Melody's husband may save his soul.
This is the sequel to Beverly Long's STAY WITH ME, the time-travel romance featuring Melody's best friend Sarah, who met the love of her life after being thrown back into the year 1888. Long's easygoing narrative makes it difficult to step away from her novels, even after the last page is turned. Her characters are deep and well crafted, and the settings are as beautiful as they are detailed.
Sometimes humorous--who needs a car when a good horse will see you through--sometime poignant, and always interesting, HERE WITH ME is an endearing romance that will connect with current and future readers' hearts.
Reviewed by Christina Wantz Fixemer 11/03/2006』 『After quitting her job, Melody Song is at a local beach when she is almost swept out to sea. Suddenly, a rugged, handsome stranger appears and sweeps her off her feet-a stranger straight out of the Old West.』
Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (Excellent Fast Paced Time Travel) 『England 1999 - best friends, Olivia Lindsley and Alison O'Neill don 16th century costumes and enter a maze to meet others in their tour group would be playing parts in an Elizabethan revel! Who would have guessed that when they came out of the maze they would be taking part in history - namely England 1586!
Upon exiting, there stood Geoffrey Talcott, amateur scientist and younger brother to Lord Nicholas Talcott. Well, that is he stood for a second until he fainted dead away at the sight of the two women he immediately recognized as coming from someplace other than his century! Regaining consciousness, his first thought was he had to hide these two from his brother Nicholas and their royal guest, Queen Elizabeth but that didn't happen and with some quick thinking on Olivia's part, a plausible story was made up until they could figure a way out of this mess and Geoffrey figure out how to get them back to their own time.
There were so many delightful and exciting twists and turns to this time travel that used actual famous historical people in the plot. Both Olivia and Alison were wonderfully portrayed - Olivia fitting in quite naturally as she had assisted her father in Elizabethan historical studies, and Alison her very best friend and clearly a 20th century gal, not enjoying roughing it in 16th century England! Both would fall prey to the charming Talcott brothers, and heartbreak seemed to be in store for both should they ever find their way back. With the politically dangerous climate and old enemies exacting plots for revenge the bigger question was would they survive long enough to make it back or would their prescence upset and change forever the future, as they knew it. This was a very fast-paced time travel story, lots of intrigue, history, and sprinkled with a little humor and lot of heart.』
(This was a Romance?) 『I did something I've never done before I didn't finish the book. I skimmed it and never found any romance in it. I'm not sure what the other reviewers found but it wan't in my copy. I disliked the main hero and would have liked to have read more about the secondary hero although he did sound wimpish. the two heroines were ok but nothing special. I got bored with this almost from the first. I would not recommend this at all.』
(NICE TIME TRAVEL!) 『Just to make myself clear, 3 stars means that this is a nice book. Not a great book, but not a dud either. I enjoyed Olivia and Alyson. Also thought Geoffrey was a cutie. Nicholas, however, seemed to have trouble deciding what his personality was going to be from day to day. He was a cold, arrogant oaf who eventually degenerated into a needy puddle of mush. The ending is very well done, working out just right. I will look into other books by this author.』
(Tremendously Enjoyable) 『I loved this book. It was a great combination of romance and history. The author really did her homework in connection with the time period... and I learned a lot along the way. I enjoyed the contrast between the two women and the way their relationships evolved. One of them had a more "modern" sensibility, and the other seemed to feel very comfortable in the past.
What fun! Do pick it up.
I've read other books by Anne Kelleher, and she continues to get better all the time.』
(Elizabethan England lives!) 『I thoroughly enjoyed Anne Kelleher's latest novel. I read many historical romances and honestly feel that Ms. Kelleher has a better grasp of the history and language of the historical periods about which she writes than the other "power house" authors of historical romance. This new novel is no exception, as she takes the reader seamlessly from 1999 to 1587. The characters are real and believable and she does a superb job of sketching 16th century England for the reader. You can honestly see the countryside and hear (and smell!) London, Dover, Calais, etc. If you enjoy this book, I highly recommend her previous work "My Once and Future Love" and "The Ghost and Katie Coyle". She ahs also written a sci-fi/fantasy series that begin with "Daught of Prophecy". Enjoy! I'm already anticipating her next novel!』 『When two best friends enter the labyrinth at Talcott Forest, they think it will be fun to pretend to be Elizabethan ladies. But when they finally leave the maze, they have traveled farther than they could ever have imagined-400 years into the past.』
Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (Hard to Put Down) 『This is the story of a wheelchair bound young woman who has her dream job of working in a museum and now she has been given the responsibility of arranging an exclusive Arabian exhibit...All her life, she struggled to achieve the greatness her brother and sister have but always seem to fall short and disappoint her parents and after a riding accident leaves her paralyzed they finally give up on her. Lindsey is lonely but is determined to be self sufficient. While cleaning a mysterious vessel she finds in the exhibit, a gorgeous male genie, Kasim, appears and offers her three wishes. Lindsey thinks he is an actor sent to go along with the exhibit until he performs a few impossible feats. Lindsey has never seen a more gorgeous male, but knows he would never be interested in her. Lindsey has a kind heart and sees the sadness in Kasim's eyes...she decides she will wish him free, she is too unselfish to use the wishes for herself.
Kasim has never been owned by such a kind master,he hopes she will wish herself healed. She is so beautiful he wishes he was worthy to be with her, but if she knew what he has had to do at the command of some of his masters, she would be horrified. Kasim was a mortal who was a teacher to a young prince, but was imprisoned as a genie when he failed to protect his young charge. When Kasim tricks Lindsey into wishing herself healed, she in turn wishes him free but they are transported to the time and land of his birth. It is revealed that an ancient prophecy says Kasim will come back and release the young prince and his country from evil with the help of his true love. A wise man Omar believes that true love must be Kasim's childhood sweetheart the now sultana who is married to the evil czar. When the sultana is revealed to be less than he thought Kasim must turn to Lindsey to fulfil the prophecy but will she accept him, he is a product of a brutal time.....will they admit their true feelings for each other or will fear of being rejected keep them apart.
When I first started reading this book, I was afraid it was going to be corny....a genie out of a bottle.? but it was suprisingly very, very good. Read it and you will agree.』
(Great Read!) 『Rotten cover artwork, but great book. Funny and enjoyable. It is light and the characters are believable. I hope she pens another like this.』 『For more than a thousand years, Kasim al-Jinni has suffered a string of masters who used his jinni powers for their own selfish desires. Kasim has resigned himself to his deserved fate, for he failed young Prince Hajji and allowed evil to enslave the land of Zharinda. But when his new master Lindsey McCullough releases him from his magic jar, he discovers she has a kind heart. He longs to give her the one gift her miraculous, modern world cannot do— restore the use of her legs.After ten years in a wheelchair, the thought of being healed makes Lindsey nervous. Her overly critical parents have finally accepted that Lindsey will never achieve greatness like the rest of her family. She long ago abandoned dreams of love and family, taking solace in her own small, safe world.
When Kasim tricks Lindsey into wishing her injury healed, she meddles in his life¾ wishing him free of the curse that enslaves him. To her shock, her wish sweeps them both back to ancient Zharinda. Worse, Kasim has lost his jinni powers and can't return Lindsey to her own time unless he overthrows the malevolent power which holds the land in thrall.
Thrown into the heart of an Arabian adventure, Lindsey and Kasim are soon embroiled in magic, court intrigue, and a prophecy that promises Kasim to a lovely Sultana—despite the yearning he feels for Lindsey. He cannot change his fate, which has been written in the stars for more than a thousand years. He cannot abandon his homeland to the hand of evil. Yet Lindsey deserves a true Arabian Knight...』
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Usually ships in 24 hours 『A morning of leisurely window-shopping at the Lloyd Center Mall in Portland, Oregon, turns into a nightmare/adventure for Rose Martin. In an attempt to escape her ex-husband, who has threatened to kill her, she obtains a seat on a tour bus headed for Medford, Oregon, for the latest grand opening of the Wallace Ranch and its once-famous horse race. For Rose, it's also a ticket to another time. Via a freak gathering of storm clouds, she's struck by lightning and thrust into 1883,where she partially witnesses a murder, hides away in a secret room in a Victorian ranch house, and is later pursued by the then new owner of the ranch, gambler Eli Tucker, who believes she is an apparition. Rose has always known she is fated to walk a tough path through life. Nothing, however, prepared her for a man like Eli Tucker.』
Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (A Five Star Book) 『This is my first Allison Lane novel and I was utterly enchanted by her excellent writing style, interesting characters, original plotline, and fast paced action. This is one Regency romance where the author does not feel compelled to repeat the same agonizing thoughts in fifty different ways, but actually moves the plot with new thoughts and new actions. I found it hard to stop reading, and it is a short quick read. I hope her other books are as wonderful as this one.』
(Second Chances) 『Cherlynn was just a modern woman of the 20th century. A writer of Regency stories, she gains the chance for the best research of her life when she is transported back in time. To get back to her day, she must help Lady Emily to right the wrongs against her and Drew. To keep neutral feelings about Drew is difficult, especially when her treacherous heart seems to reach out to him. Another outstanding book by Allison Lane. Once again she has broken all the rules and turned out an awesome book.』
(Second Chances) 『Cherlynn was just a modern woman of the 20th century. A writer of Regency stories, she gains the chance for the best research of her life when she is transported back in time. To get back to her day, she must help Lady Emily to right the wrongs against her and Drew. To keep neutral feelings about Drew is difficult, especially when her treacherous heart seems to reach out to him. Another outstanding book by Allison Lane. Once again she has broken all the rules and turned out an awesome book.』
(I really liked this story.) 『First of all the heroine name is Cherlynn not Candace(what book were you people reading)? This is a story about a woman who has had alot of bad breaks, is Not beautiful nor is she very successful at her chosen profession. Who has the opportunity,at first against her will, to make right a great wrong by going back in time. While it's a shame that she wasn't accepted for how she looked or what she was in the present she has a second chance to take the "essence" of what she is and repackage it in a more desirable form. I LOVED her intellegence and the way she was able to show it off and correct all the things that went wrong. Ah, if it were only that easy. For all those who had trouble believing the evil woman of the piece, where is equality here. Woman can be just as evil as men and sometimes, unfortunately, do it better. And excuse me but this is a time travel book so what's the difference. Besides it only made the punishment all the more satisfactory. I also like the way the author wrote the last chapter to mirror the first only with a twist. It was very clever. And if I'm a little unhappy that there wasn't a little more "romance", I guess you can't have everything. Besides I have a good imagination so I can fill in the blanks. All in all I think the heroine came out looking better than the hero, but then it was her story anyway. And in the end they each got what they needed most, love and acceptance.』
(best regency-timetravel-romance ever written) 『I was shocked to see that some people (especially the person who wrote the rewiew from May 1st, 2000) wrote such devastating reviews on one of the best romance books I have ever read. In "The second lady Emily", a modern day woman experiences a ghostly attack that transports her back to the beginning of the 19th century where she gets the chance to prevent a curse that effects her future life. She finds herself in the body of the young lady Emily who suffered a mysterious, almost fatal accident and has been involved in a star-crossed love with the hero that is bound to marry someone else. While trying to set right history, the heroine falls in love with the hero herself and he is enchanted by the new Emily. Both of them (and also the other characters) are brought to life by Mrs Lane's superb way of writing and their feelings are described very touchingly. The love between them seems to be very real - not an instant love based on faces and bodies solely but a growing love based on the personalities of the hero and the heroine. This is why I think of this book as a very successful romance. Additionally, the plot of the book is absolutely thrilling (I don't want to give away any more here). Of course, people who want to read something realistic should not buy a trime travel romance. One off the other reviewers complained that the villain in this book is too evil to be realistic. Of course that is so, but what else would be potent enough to trigger curses and dinive interaction? One suggestion to the critics: Just enjoy the story and don't think too much about missing realism or missing historical details. I enjoyed reading this book so much that I read it again immediately after I finished it the first time. Altogether, I cannot count the times anymore I have reread this book since I bought it two years ago. If you like a sweet romance with a touch of mystic and mystery in it, this will be the right book for you.』 『While visiting an historic mansion, a beautiful woman is rendered unconscious, only to awaken as a famous lady of English aristocracy in 1812, who had died suddenly, never wedding her intended. Posing as the Regency lady, she is determined to give this couple a second chance at marital union, and end the curse that brought tragedy to them for generations. Allison Lane is a winner ofRomantic TimesReviewer's Choice Award for Best First Regency Allison Lane is the beloved author ofThe Prodigal Daughter, The Earl's Revenge, The Impoverished Viscount, andThe Rake's Rainbow』
Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (Not fantastic, but not bad either) 『I'm a fast reader, normally I'll finish a romance novel in 8 hours from the first time I open the cover. Circles in Time took almost a month, 12 books in between and having nothing left to read to finish.
I'm not saying the book is bad, once I got to Chapter 4 it was quickly finished. The beginning is a bit slow, too much back story on Kendra, that could have been better incorporated, and often the secondary characters overshadowed the main characters.
This is not a book I would highly recommend, but it is worth the time to read it.』
(Not What I expected) 『After reading the reviews for Circles in Time, I expected a very good romance. Not the case! It was more like The Adventures of Robin Hood instead of a romance. Except for the very beginning and the very end, the two main characters were not together much. Too much of lesser characters such as Robin Hood, and the irritatingly evil Sheriff of Nottingham. When I buy a romance, I want ROMANCE (not a book about some evil character trying to do everyone wrong). Enough already!
Also, it's a bit of a wonder how Navarre and Kendra ever fell in love. He is stuck on calling her a witch and throws her in a dungeon. She is wishing she could go home. Then all of a sudden they are supposed to love one another--not believable.
Luckily, the writing was good or else I would never have finished it.』
(You will be transported to Sherwood Forest) 『Circles In Time was one of the most unique books I have ever read. It incorporates not only the present with the past, a very long time ago but intertwines Robin Hood and Maid Marian in Sherwood Forest. I read it today non stop. That also meant staying awake well into the wee hours. Tess captivates her reader with suspense, romance and situations that are not outlandish. I respect the amount of time the author spends in researching to prepare to write these period books. As usual, I don't like to share the story as the professional reviewers do that well. As a layperson, I highly recommend Tess's writings and assure you that you won't find vulgarity in her writings. That is very important to some of us who don't care for the erotic romances. She has spice but not steamy. This book lover wants Tess to write MORE time travel books very soon! I have read Jewels in Time and absolutely LOVED that story. Today, I will read To Touch The Stars after I go out to purchase her other writings. Thanks, Tess for sharing your imagination with us. 』
(i am telling you , this book is theeeeee BEST!!) 『The best thing about this book is that there is robinhood(who is drop dead goregeuse), mariam,and an an exellent bad guy.but i was too obssesed to notice because navarre (the hero of the book) already captured my heart,ofcourse i won't tell you how!.this book is also soooo funny everybody is like saying to kendra(the herion of the book!) "where are you from lady" because she's talks weird and all that,oh never mind,i shouldn't tell you anyway, so sorryyyyy!!!!.and if you read this book, whatever you do don't cry in the end, becuase then you never stop.trust me , this book is the best if you don't read it then you'll never know what "romance" is!』 『Investigative reporter Kendra O'Brien is swept back in time to thirteenth-century England and finds herself mistaken for a sorceress and believed to be the salvation of the enemy King Richard by a handsome knight in shining armor, Navarre de Galliard.』
Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (Very enjoyable read) 『Thoroughly enjoyed this story&its sequel "To charm a knight". A very unusal premise in that it is a time-travel agent who is a wizard from the 19th. century, takes you to where you want to go in his shop "Any time, any place". And it only costs $1,000,000 to find your hearts desire. 』
(At times delightful; sometimes unlikable) 『Unique way to time travel; a time travel agency! I liked much of this story. It involves a very young duke, the nephew of our hero. Someone is trying to kill him and our heroine and hero become involved in trying to find out who that is.
What bothered me was that Arden (our time traveler) felt the only way to make Royce learn to have fun again was to seduce him. I found that thinking flawed and was disappointed when he finally succumbed to her - after all he was trying to be honorable and true to his betrothed. Plus Royce was worried about who was trying to do away with the duke (his 12 year old nephew William). I felt there were other ways to help remember more carefree times... Both Arden and Royce seemed a bit shallow - I found no depth to them!
Other characters in the book were interesting. Giles and the Dowager Duchess, Dora, were well fleshed out and their romance was actually better than the "main" event. Arden's Aunt Lavinia added a nice touch to the story.
All loose ends were tied up much too quickly, plus Arden was too modern throughout the book - I think she would have been rejected by everyone in society for her shocking ways --
Good for a quick read, not a keeper. 』
(Any Time, Any Place -- very highly recommended) 『Any Time, Any Place is an agency appearing in the French quarter overnight. With its artistically aged sign and poster of the Roman Coliseum and the Acropolis, not as look now, but as they looked when new, Arden St. Clare couldn't resist investigating. The proprietor assures her the time-travel agency will only be there a week, "depending on whether the solar winds stay calm." He recommends the Regency period, a time of romantics and rebels.
Arden has dreamed for years about living out just one of her fantasies. An orphan, her aunt and uncle would not like it if she takes a vacation. They only believe in the pleasure of making more money. St. Claires would never ride in Mardi Gras parades or rub elbows with movie stars. They would behave as tradition behooves. So time-travel offers the perfect solution! She can be carefree and reckless, and the St. Claires will never know. Her antics won't disrupt the New Orleans's upper crust, or her family business.
Unfortunately, solar flares throw the trip off a bit, and she lands in the right time, wrong place.
Dropped off, the proprietor and the time-travel shop disappear before Arden can ask any questions. She walks through the woods, pausing when she hears angry voices. Two men are leaving a young duke, dosed with laudanum to freeze to death in the woods. Rescuing the boy after they leave, Arden takes him to a nearby cottage to spend the night. The next morning, a searching uncle discovers them. Rather than a season among London's high society, Arden finds herself in the company of the young duke and his uncles. Captain Royce Warrick, a hero of the Battle of Waterloo, is terribly suspicious of Arden and how she came to be in the middle of woods. Someone has made several attempts on his nephew's life. Royce can't decide if Arden is friend or foe, yet he can't deny his attraction for this unusual woman.
Arden's struggle with the language and the conventions of the time is humorous, while her cheerful attitude and flair keep the novel moving along quickly. Linda Kay does a remarkable job of making the impossible not only plausible, but also delightful in the plotting of this memorable tale. If you read only one time travel novel this year, make it TO TAME A ROGUE』
(A funny, fast-paced read!!!) 『What a fabulous book! Linda Kay's TO TAME A ROGUE had me laughing out loud and was the perfect way to spend a lazy, rainy afternoon. I can't wait to read more by this writer.』 『If a time travel agency appeared in your neighborhood, when would you go to? When Arden St. Clare came upon Any Time, Any Place while walking home, she arranged a trip to Regency England. "To Tame A Rogue" tells the story of Arden's voyage through time from the present to 1816. Among other things, she saves a kidnapped duke, meets one of her ancestors, and untames a tamed rake.』
Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (I loved it!!) 『It's refreshing to see a classic such as this be written from a woman's point of view. I've watched at least four different versions of A Christmas Carol, the last actually being a Disney cartoon titled "Mickey's Christmas Carol". Jacob Marley doesn't get a second chance at redemption or love like Carol Simmons. He has all those chains and has to live in hell for all eternity. I think Carol made it hell for those at Lady Augusta's funeral by taking her anger out on those from the church who asked for a donation. All this came from a man who destroyed her innocence, Drummond. I find it ironic that she meets and falls in love with Nicholas in two of the places she visits, the third being at Christmas in her own time. It's also uncanny that Drummond is the one who puts down the rebellion in the future. Even though Lady Augusta was miserly and hard on all in her employ, she still got a chance to redeem herself through Carol Simmons. This is worthy of the Dicken's classic!!』 『Giving a decided "Bah, humbug!" to everything about the holiday season, Carol Simmons is astounded when she is visited by a specter who, determined to save her from a loveless life, introduces her to three suitors. Original.』
Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (Profound and Positive) 『This book is a way to read about and learn about an amazing Native American tribe without having your heart broken the way it usually is in any story that involves these people. I really appreciated having a book that presents the joy, beauty, spirit, knowledge and ways of a Native American tribe without going into detail about the painful history of which we are all too well aware.
The author's fluid writing carried me from the mystical to the real and back again with never a hitch.
The love story was compelling, bringing together two very strong people and showing them fall in love in a gradual and realistic manner as their relationship grew through increasing challenges into abiding trust.
I particularly liked the way that the author expressed the mental awarenesses, the stirrings, longings, and whispers of our paths that we all have but sometimes ignore.
And finally, I relished the journey to the desert. I felt like I was there. I love desert beauty but have no idea how one would live there. I enjoyed having that experience through this book.
Finally, the author appears to be an impeccable researcher.』
(TERRIBLE!!!!!!!!!!) 『I have read every time travel romance book I can find. This one is awful.
If you want to read a book that is predominantly a native american language lesson, cookbook and plant lesson, then by all means buy it.
If you want a good story, save your money!
The description of the plants go on and on, how the plants are prepared for food (ZZZZZZZ) go on and on. The female character describes all the plants too. Who cares? There is so much indian native language you have no idea what is being said. There is a glossary. I don't want to have to look up words while reading a fictional story.
The characters are boring. There is nothing to them. The entire book goes no where.
This book will go into the trash when Im done. IT SUCKS!』
(Absolutely Fabulous!) 『This is a wonderful adventure between dreams and reality leaving the reader wanting to track their own dreams. Coyote is strong, amazingly tender, and if ever you're going to dream about a hero, he's the one. Suzanne is the white bird he was destined to save both physically and emotionally. Together they learn about loyalty, love and tradition. And together they learn that there are no physical boundries when it comes to the heart.
I loved this book!』
(Dreamy book) 『"Dreamquest" is truly enjoyable. Beautifully written with dreamy characters. Janet Wellington's recipe for romance is perfectly told in this book with the right amounts of intriguing suspense and teasing sexual tension. This book will inspire you to keep track of your dreams-you never know, they just might be real.』
(fine time travel romance) 『It seems all her life Suzanne Lucas has dreamed of the Native American male or at least since she was five years old and a visitor to Anza-Borrego Desert State Park. Now needing to make an employment decision, teacher Suzanne decides to go on a vacation back to her favorite state park after the most intense dream yet. However, at the park after seeing an old man, an earthquake strikes, injuring Suzanne.
In the 1860s, Coyote treks to his favorite spot, Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, to get away from things, but an earthquake shakes things up a bit. When he reaches his oasis, he sees the injured naked white female. His grandfather informs him that Suzanne is the bird in the young warrior's dreams that he has envisioned for years. As Coyote helps heal Suzanne, they fall in love, but avaricious miners abduct his beloved trying to ransom her in exchange for the location of a legendary gold mine. Even if he succumbs to their demands, neither knows whether she will remain in the nineteenth century though if love is the ultimate force they belong together.
Time travel romance readers will enjoy Suzanne's trek. The story line is at its best when the two lovers are confronted with external enemies including stormy Mother Nature trying to bring Suzanne back to the future. The couple is a fine pairing, but has no strife between them as each easily accepts the other as their destined soulmate. Still sub-genre readers will appreciate Suzanne's journey for love and Coyote's acceptance that his cherished one was born over a hundred years from when they met.
Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (A must for time-travel/magic/castles/mystery/romance lovers.) 『Night Lace was the first romance book I ever picked up, not to mention the first time travel romance. It opened a whole new world for me. Years later I can't get enough and own hundreds of wonderful romances by various authors, but Emma Merritt started it all for me. Thanks to this captivating story and amazing author I have found a home and an overwhelming joy in romance novels. Please Emma - MORE, MORE, MORE !!!!』 『In search of a cure for a new virus, Dr. Beth Balfour journeys to Scotland to search for a cure in a mysterious ancient text, only to find herself tumbling through a rift in time and into the arms of medieval Highlander Lawren mac Galloway. Original.』
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