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Time Travelers LLC
Usually ships in 24 hours Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (Uniquely entertaining) 『Scotch On The Rocks was different than the other time travel books in that the Bartender is also a P.I. The writing is entertaining and I chuckled a few times over the conversations.
The plot is so interesting that you get drawn into the 40ish atmosphere of a Bogart type set. The main characters, are wonderful and I look forward to more in this series.
I highly recommend it for a most enjoyable read.』 『Scotch on the Rocks by Hollie Van Horne The author who brought you the paranormal murder mystery Speak of the Dead introduces a new psychic fiction mystery series! Welcome to Byron's Purgatory Bar and Grill where the atmosphere is Heavenly, the drinks as cold as the cases solved, and the hot bartender willing to listen eternally to your whole life story...even if that means he has to solve your personal problems...personally. Case #1 Legendary film star Jeremy Robarts is dead...and he doesn't like it one bit. Once a famous Hollywood film icon acquitted for the ugly murder of his fiancé-a young starlet named Laura Weston-Jeremy hasn't been able to shake the cold case crime from his personal history and ascend to a higher level. Bartender Byron, a sexy "spiritual counselor" with the word ANGEL tattooed on his bulging bicep, offers a sympathetic ear to lost souls when they visit his bar and grill. But Jeremy's unsolved mystery is a hard one to solve because it was committed in 1940. To solve Jeremy's case, Byron has to play detective and needs an earthly, present-day "Dr. Watson" to help him. He's had his eye on a voluptuous, drop-dead, gorgeous, psychic/medium named Courtney Wells and interrupts her pricey "readings" until she finally agrees to help him solve Jeremy's perplexing crime. Courtney aids Byron's sleuthing by digging into the L.A.P.D. files and courtroom records from the past, but it isn't until both of them time travel, in human form, to L.A. circa 1940 that they're able to piece together the puzzle. Byron finds that being human isn't as easy as it seems when their lives are on the line. Can Courtney convince him that some fleshly experiences are worth the risk? A psychic fiction detective pair like no other you have ever met. And they're just getting started.』
Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (4 1/2 Kisses, TwoLips Reviews) 『Who would you date if you had a time machine? For Lucy this question goes from hypothetical to reality in the blink of an eye.
Lucy is feeling bad about getting bored with her terrific boyfriend. She's even faking orgasms, but she knows he'll be devastated if she breaks up with him. When she met Anthony, they discussed their mutual aversion to commitments. They decided to have a one-night stand, which turned into two years and 200+ one-night stands. Now Lucy has decided to break up with Anthony because she isn't feeling that spark anymore, and to her surprise he tells her he was going to break it off the same evening.
After the breakup, Lucy isn't herself, and it's showing at work. She manages to get herself fired, and the only consolation is she's sent home with the "useless" time machine her boss had gotten from an admirer.
Sleepless from second thoughts about her breakup with Anthony, and wanting a mental diversion, Lucy decides to put together the time machine, and is flabbergasted to find herself in the year 1813. She meets her longtime fantasy, Lord Byron, and though he isn't exactly what she expected, she finally captures his interest. He ends up being a total jerk, and she returns to the present day. My sides hurt from laughing so hard at her cell phone text conversation with Byron after she got home. Hilarious!
Her next journey through time is to visit Leonardo Da Vinci. She spends some fascinating time with him, and they develop a close friendship, but it doesn't quite turn out as she had hoped. She comes back home to Anthony, who she's missing but trying not to.
Next she travels back to meet Ovid, but that's not such a great experience either. In fact, she barely escapes disaster.
Next is a trip to the era of prohibition to see legendary American gangster Al Capone, and this time Anthony goes with her. His quick thinking saves them from being arrested, but their adventure nearly turns into a disaster. We see a dangerous pattern emerging, and fortunately, so does Lucy. She ultimately decides to quit using the time machine.
With every journey Lucy took, she learned important lessons and grew as an adult. She also learned to appreciate what she had with Anthony. But might she have learned that valuable lesson too late?
The History of Lucy's Love Life in Ten and a Half Chapters by Deborah Wright made me laugh out loud a few times, so I had to read the passages to my husband, which then made him laugh out loud. Her style is fresh, witty and fun. I enjoyed how Lucy's adventures and historical characters were interwoven in the story, and I liked seeing how her experiences changed her perspective on love. This book was very amusing and enjoyable to read, but at the same time it was full of angst and big doses of frustration, and there were times I questioned whether Lucy truly deserved Anthony. She wants what she doesn't have, and then doesn't want it when she gets it. Despite my lukewarm feelings about Lucy, I still stayed up half the night, hoping she - and perhaps more importantly Anthony - would ultimately get a happy ending.
(Only Mildly Enjoyable) 『This was a book I found very easy to put down&very difficult to pick up, unlike Sophie Kinsella, Meg Cabot, Anne Perry, Jonathan Kellerman, etc. I really didn't like Lucy much. I found her to be flighty&immature, which was surprising because she was a very intelligent young woman. Maybe I'm old fashioned, but I didn't care much for her desire for a one-night stand. Getting rid of a wonderful catch like Anthony because the thrill was gone was absolutely stupid. I did jump ahead to the ending, and it ended well. However, I'm not a big fan of having the baby first&then getting married.
On the plus side, the author did some research before she sent her heroine back in time. I am surprised, however, that Lucy didn't know that Leonardo da Vinci was a homosexual. I thought that was common knowledge nowadays.
I might have finished the book if my new Mary Higgins Clark&Carol Higgins Clark books hadn't arrived yesterday. However, as my last book before this was the new Anne Perry, this is pretty lame filling in my book sandwich.』
(4 stars) 『Though Lucy and Anthony are both phobic about committing, they find themselves on the brink of doing just that with each other, and Lucy runs from that. She wants to be free to pursue other men, footloose and fancy free. Or does she? When she gets hold of a time machine, she has an opportunity to find out how well she knows herself and soon encounters Ovid, who turns out to be a coward, Lord Byron and his crowd, and Al Capone. Things go truly badly with Capone though, and she finds she has to undo time to fix things, but the price of doing so is as stiff as that of not doing so, it would seem. How many times can one woman lose her true love? How will Lord Byron cope on reality TV? These and more questions are answered in ten and a half fun chapters.
**** I've endured many chick lit novels and enjoyed quite a few time travels, and this is nothing like any of them. Comedic thrill abound, making it read something like one of the humor oriented Doctor Who episodes, if Bridget Jones was a companion, that is. The strongest aspect is the constant sense of not knowing where this story will take you, as Ms. Wright throws curve ball after curve ball at her readers. ****
Amanda Killgore』
(engaging whimsical tale) 『Lucy cannot believe it that her fantasies have more life than her reality. One year seeing Anthony Brown has driven Lucy to total ennui as he fails to compare with her dreams shared with her heroes like Lord Byron, George Clooney and the newsagent who sells her the Daily Telegram. At least in her fantasies these hunks know how to melt a girl's bone marrow.
Lucy is stunned when research scientist Dr. Kay Merrick fires her as his personal assistant due to tardiness. Irate, she steals his prototype time travel machine. She decides since modern man is Neanderthal when it comes to romance. She plans to use the invention to meet Byron, Casanova, and Leonardo, maybe even Ovid though Lucy does not swing that way and all the other great lovers of history.
Based on the concept that the grass is not greener on the other side, Lucy's trek to find love in history is an engaging whimsical tale that turns HG Wells and Bill and Ted upside down. The story line is fun as begins her quest with her list of three constantly changing when the new reality fails to come close to her fantasy. However, Lucy is too flighty to be likable. She is unable to show up at work on time, unable to focus on Anthony and his needs, unable to relate her needs to him, and unable to stop day and night dreaming of other men. Still Lucy's adventures with history's hunks are fun to follow as her frolics provide a different look at the romantic hero.
Harriet Klausner
』 『Who would you date if you had a time machine?
Lucy’s love life needs a boost. When she isn’t flirting with the gorgeous guy at the newsstand, she’s daydreaming about torrid affairs with Lord Byron and George Clooney—anyone but her boyfriend Anthony. So she does what any sensible woman would do: she steals a time machine and tracks down thegreat lovers of the past. From Casanova to Ovid to Byron himself, Lucy’s dating pool expands to truly historic proportions. But she quickly finds that even the world’s most renowned lovers have their limitations—and that her true love may be closer to home than she ever believed.』
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The Wild Rose Press
Usually ships in 24 hours Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (Filled with love, romance, intrigue and suspense, Time and Again is a book you won't want to miss.) 『Filled with love, romance, intrigue and suspense, Time and Again is a book you won't want to miss. Olga Limas made Kate Brogan and her ex-husband Matthew Kelley believers when they are transported to the year 2057. The couple were determined to prove Olga was a fake.
Kate and Matthew can only trust each other. Soon the flame of their love rekindles. However the future is uncertain.
Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (Romance was too rushed) 『From the back cover:
The Seer...
Her wagon train stranded on the Spanish Trail, pioneer Abby Wynne searched the heavens for rain. Gifted with visionary powers, Abby sensed a man in another time gazing at the same night sky. But even she could not forsee that she would journey to the future and into the arms of her soul mate.
The Stargazer...
Widower Mike Danziger had escaped the L.A. lights for the Painted Desert, but nothing prepared him for a beauty as radiant as the doe-eyed woman he found. His intellect couldn't accept her incredible story, but her warm kiss eased the longing in his heart.
A Glimpse Of Forever...
Caught between two eras bridged only by their love, Mike and Abby fought to stay together, even as the past beckoned Abby back to save those trapped on the trail. Was their passsion a destiny written in the stars, or only a fleeting glimpse of paradise?
And my review:
The time-travel aspect of this book was quite well done. Since most time-travel stories involve a character going into the past (where they at least have an idea of how things work), this one was a story where the heroine travelled into the future. Unlike some writers who attempt time-travel romance, she had a compelling explanation as to how the heroine had travelled through time (something that is often annoyingly vague in other time-travel books).
The author did a good job of showing Abby's fascination with our time. Many time-travel books have a character travel through time and then just accept it as if such an occurance is no big deal. That wasn't the case here, much to my enjoyment. It also made me appreciate how much easier we have things now, like hot running water and electricity, as well as grocery stores, indoor plumbing, cars, antibiotics....well, the list goes on.
However, I felt that the romance aspect of this book was very rushed and weak. When it was in its earliest stages, just starting to develop, the time felt right for the hero and heroine to have their first kiss. Instead, they end up having sex. I felt so cheated by this. First of all, they barely knew each other (especially considering how standoffish the hero was) and secondly, the heroine was a proper woman from 1858! No way would a sheltered virgin from that era just spread her legs for a man who's practically a stranger with no hint of commitment. It was just too out of character.
After that, I lost interest in the story. There was a mystery plot, but I didn't care enough about it to bother finishing the book. I read romance for the love story, and this one was a big disappointment.』 『Glimpsing a mysterious man from another time, psychic pioneer Abby Wynne is swept away from her wagon train and spirited to twentieth-century Los Angeles, where she encounters widower Mike Danziger.』
Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (Not the best) 『I dont want people to think that just because I gave this book a 2 star rating that it isnt worth reading. Its a nice simple book, with some pleasant characters, pleasant situations and a "happily ever after" ending. That is however a long winded way of saying this book is mediocre. The characters are nice to know but nothing about them compels you to read the book as quickly as possible. So many books I read, I simply can't put down and will pull an all-nighter if I'm extremely engrossed. This book was not good enough to forfeit my sleep...thats for sure. You learn to like the characters you are supposed to, and dislike the ones you aren't but nothing more. Even the sad background of the hero "Jesse" is merely grazed over and not fully explained until the end, meaning its too late to really fall in love with him. I also found the actual story quite disjointed. There was a lot of jumping around, back and forth that meant as a reader I just got frustrated. The jumps between Sarah, Deidre, Sam and Jesse were done so haphazardly that any feeling we have for the characters is soon lost beneath some extreme confusion. Lastly, the ending was so abrupt that I could only assume that Bruce was in such a hurry to finish the book that no closure was given and I'm left completely unfulfilled. If you have some spare time rent this from your library but otherwise, I'd turn to some more substantial reading.』
(Not the best) 『I dont want people to think that just because I gave this book a 2 star rating that it isnt worth reading. Its a nice simple book, with some pleasant characters, pleasant situations and a "happily ever after" ending. That is however a long winded way of saying this book is mediocre. The characters are nice to know but nothing about them compels you to read the book as quickly as possible. So many books I read, I simply can't put down and will pull an all-nighter if I'm extremely engrossed. This book was not good enough to forfeit my sleep...thats for sure. You learn to like the characters you are supposed to, and dislike the ones you aren't but nothing more. Even the sad background of the hero "Jesse" is merely grazed over and not fully explained until the end, meaning its too late to really fall in love with him. I also found the actual story quite disjointed. There was a lot of jumping around, back and forth that meant as a reader I just got frustrated. The jumps between Sarah, Deidre, Sam and Jesse were done so haphazardly that any feeling we have for the characters is soon lost beneath some extreme confusion. Lastly, the ending was so abrupt that I could only assume that Bruce was in such a hurry to finish the book that no closure was given and I'm left completely unfulfilled. If you have some spare time rent this from your library but otherwise, I'd turn to some more substantial reading.』
(A Good Book) 『Windmills in Time is a good book, but the characters and the plot didn't grab me. Not a keeper, but would pass it on to a friend.』 『A beautiful New Yorker is cast back in time and falls into the arms of the most handsome cowboy on the wild Nebraska plain. From the author of "Promises from the Past".』
Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (Loved this book, but...) 『I read this book a long time ago, and it stayed with me. Many years later, I wanted to read it again. Forgot the title of the book but with the help of readers and after a long search, I finally got it.
Onto the book. I remember why I liked it so much, the first half was fantastic. It's time travel, which I like and rather well done too.This time the heroine drinks a potion that takes her into the future.
I really like Josh and Beverly and the chemistry between them was wonderful. His emotions and feelings for her are so honest. He's a constuction worker/bouncer at a night club when he meets Beverly, who literally pops up right in front of him and then disappers. Only to later reappear right in front of him again, on a sky high construction building he happens to be working at and nearly giving him a heart attack. Belligerent as he is with the heroine, I like how he comes to her rescue, especially when he thinks she's cuckoo, talking about timetravel and saying she must save him. Josh is the first half is dark, bitter and brooding and absolutely wonderful. And Beverly is a good counterpart to him.
The second part of the book is where the charcterization of H/H stumbles. Okay, the heroine saves who she's suppose to, and that this changes history, in Josh's case. From poor to wealthy, he's gone from alpha to... so not alpha. I thought the author should have allowed glimpses of the strong character the old Josh had to show through occasionally. And the heroine became this feeble-minded person. I understand she was at a loss as to what she must do, since it seems this Josh doesn't remember her. But still, where's the back-bone she showed in the first half? For me that was poorly done, hence the loss of a star.
Still, I love the book and enjoyed every bit of it.
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(Could have been SO MUCH better) 『3 1/2 stars, actually. I ordered this book based on a reader's suggestion and the synopsis, having never read this author before. I had very high expectations and was let down some. I liked the storyline and I liked the secondary characters and their roles in the story. It was a unique plot that I thought could have been made into a really great book. Maybe if it had been longer or the whole part before Beverly is sent to the future shortened to allow for more h/h interaction it would have been better.
The h/h did not have a well fleshed out, developed relationship or enough interaction, and therefore, I as the reader, did not feel them falling in love. Instead of experiencing with them their tour of New York City and feeling their emotions building, we get a short narrative telling them what they did. Given this was an important part of the story that was supposed to show their developing feelings for each other and then the significance of that tour the second time around, I found the whole scenes insignificant.
The h/h fell in love too suddenly, especially when Josh had just gone to his previous lover looking to use her to get Beverly out of his mind. And Beverly was barely upset by it. Beverly, IMO, was too practical and emotionless. The wonderful plot would have had a much stronger emotional wallop if she had had stronger (or any) reactions to the adversities she faced. She was barely upset when she was sent back. She was not upset to have to say good-bye to her family and friends for good. She should have been scared witless to learn she was alone in the future and she should have been devastated to learn Josh not only didn't remember her, but was engaged to another. What the reader got was maybe a tear or two and the narrative telling us Beverly was panicked briefly.
All in all, I liked the book, but it could have been a GREAT book with more emotions and development of the main characters.』
(THE TITLE SAYS IT ALL!) 『If you are a time-travel fan, then this is the book for you. It is not so far-fetched that after awhile you almost believe it could really happen. Josh (the hunky, biker/construction worker hero) rescues our 50's era heroine who has mysteriously appeared in front of him on a steel beam in the middle of a construction project 50 stories up! He takes her home with him to his run-down tenement apartment, where things heat up from there. Suffice it to say, that because of their changing history, Josh's life goes from poor orphan to a wealthy family who adores him. Beverly, who has discovered a lump that her doctor says is nothing finds 20th century medicine saves her life. And because she has seen the future, Beverly has an inkling of what will be valuable and can "invest" wisely in their future.』
(Good Choice!) 『I loved this book! I normally don't read time travel books, but I have to say that this book changed my mind. I had a good laugh and have read it at least 3 times!』
(Just in time) 『I thought the book was very good. Not very many time travel books go to the present. There was sexual tension but it wasn't the main focuse. One thing I would change is at the end, exploring there new relationship a little more becuse the book ended after there first kiss.』 『After visiting a gypsy fortuneteller who predicts she will save someone's life far in the future, young widow Beverly Newcastle finds herself transported from the fifties to the nineties, where she meets a dashing young motorcyclist.』
price：$10.99
The Wild Rose Press
Usually ships in 24 hours Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (A fun and interesting read!) 『I find that time travel genres have to be written very well for me to fall into the plotline and believe. I wasn't so sure I could buy it when this story began: Beth Bouvier goes to a costume shop, tries on a dress given to her by a mysterious shop keeper, and in the dressing room, voila! She's transported back to the time of Henry VIII. But the utterly fascinating idea of ending up in King Henry's court reeled me in. For some reason, this main character has a hard time believing something has happened, and it takes too long for her to realize she's really been transported back in time. At the very least, I'd think I'd eaten too many mushrooms or someone laced my Kool-aid.
Nonetheless, after the initial jump through time, the story took off for me and the believability did as well. Beth meets Philip in King Henry's court then she recalls that they have already had an encounter--in the mysterious costume shop. Together the duo must keep from being sent to the chopping block and find their way home. Throw in King Henry's sudden obsession with Beth`s good looks and you have a great mix for adventure.
I felt like the research into the historical figures was very well done. It was fascinating to watch Ms. Pilz's characters interact with King Henry and his women. That is very brave writing. The details of everyday life are meshed in, but not overdone. I learned a little about the era without being deluged by cliché facts.
Another plus, Pilz does not use the common tools of the bad first impression and hero and heroine at odds until a black moment brings them together scenario. Not that there's anything wrong with that; it's the stuff of romance novels. Her choice to bring her couple together in their quest for survival and then let romance develop in natural progressive order is a nice change.
As the adventurous couple fights to survive in a cruel, unforgiving century, the storyline stays true to what would be reality. Of course, I would have liked to have seen Beth lose it and confront King Henry in a mad turn of events. I would have even liked their time travel costume shop hostess to have showed up, but Pilz uses no deus ex machine. We agonize right alongside Beth and Philip as they are taken all the way up to what appears will be their gruesome deaths. I had not idea how the ending would be resolved and that kept me up reading.
With Love, King Henry VIII is a fun and interesting read for those unfamiliar with the precise details of King Henry's reign. Pilz shows she has the gift to create well-plotted adventure, every day approachable heroines, and an unflinching flair for bringing history to life.
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(Beth has been transferred back in time. First thing that crosses her mind is this party sure is realistic.) 『Beth C' de Baca Bouvier has to introduce her boss at the company business dinner. Not being a speaker is one thing, but to top it off, it's a costume party. Just want she needs.
Te Olde Costume Shoppe, Maybe they have what she needs. She passed out.
The date 1531, Beth has been transferred back in time. First thing that crosses her mind is this party sure is realistic. As she meets Philip Radcliffe, she remembers him from somewhere--the costume shop.
Now, the adventure begins. Come along on a fair journey as Beth tries to keep from insulting the King. Philip plays her bodyguard. Anne Boleyn with full-blown jealousy, along with her family, plot to get rid of her
As time goes on, Philip and Beth fall in love. They are both accused of treason and sentenced to death. Will they make it back to the 20th century before their execution?
You can not help but get a chuckle out of this story as you listen to Beth talk, forgetting she traveled back to the year 1531. This is a very good, sweet read with a touch of humor. 』 『What Henry VIII wants, Henry gets. And he wants her ... Thrown back in time to 1531, mousy accountant, Beth C' de Baca Bouvier treads a razor's edge. King Henry VIII's romantic advances are not welcome, but she can't insult the king of England who is sending her love letters. Equally as deadly, the amorous advances make her a target of Anne Boleyn's ruthless jealousy. Nor can she escape the constant presence of the Lord Rochford plotting behind her back and watching her every move. Beth would much rather spend her days and nights in the arms of fellow reluctant time traveler, Philip Radcliffe. Her dashing companion tries to protect her, but when Lord Rochford accuses Beth of treason, both she and Philip are sent to the Tower of London to face the executioner's chopping block. Can they find their way back to the twenty-first century? Or will their love die with them somewhere in time?』
Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (A heart warming story) 『Ever get a warm fuzzy glow after reading a special romance story? That's me right now. Although this story has some tough elements in it, child abuse being the most prominent, the way Ms. Plunkett handles these issues are wonderful. Melissa, the tough-no-emotions-military captain, fears nothing, not even death. Being hurled through time gives her another chance to live life. She is a very complex character, whose past has strictly shaped her. This is why (ironically) being thrown into the past without a memory, forces her to grow and love in a way she never could have if she had retained her memories.
Rory is a little too perfect for my tastes, and is almost too good to be true. He is a great mind reader (knowing what is going on in Melissa's head even before she does), a gentle friend, ideal lover, and a compassionate person. I wonder why he did not chose the church instead of architecture. For the purposes of this story, Melissa needed such a paragon, but I might have given him a few flaws (besides his few bouts of self doubt).
Such tender moments with Rory and the children really make the story complete. There is so much depth and interest generated in this story, that I was sorry to see it end.』
(Good Story) 『This is a good story with an ingenious plot. Major Melissa Fuller becomes one of the shooting stars she so loves when she is caught in a meteorite shower while repairing a satellite in space. When Rory McCullough finds her in a wilderness lake in Northwest Washington Territory, it's 1887, and Melissa's memory banks have been fried. The story unfolds as Melissa regains memories of her past life and struggles to reconcile the woman she was, with the woman she is becoming now in the past (a nice literary contradiction!). A tragic turn of events brings the story to a climax, with Melissa forced to choose between the present/past, and her future. The author does a nice job of illustrating how Melissa's character undergoes a transformation and begins to open up to Rory's love. The only reason I didn't give this book 5 stars, lies in the character of Rory. He is a good man, but his personality is portrayed as fairly one-dimensional, even though there are plenty of hints in his personal history that would give us an opportunity to see a few human flaws. It would have been nice to see a little more of the story through his eyes, without so much idealism. However, overall, he's probably the perfect contrast to the jaded Melissa. Shelan is really well-done and the reader gets just enough of her backround to tantalize. Overall, I recommend this book - it has a fairy tale quality that can make you feel good!』
(A book worth reading) 『I enjoyed reading this book, and would suggest it to others looking for a good romantic novel . . .If you want to read a book that goes straight to your heart, read Stolen Moments by Barbara Jeanne Fisher. . .It is a beautiful story of unrequited love. . .for certain the love story of the nineties. I intended to give the book a quick read, but I got so caught up in the story that I couldn't put the book down. From the very beginning, I was fully caught up in the heart-wrenching account of Julie Hunter's battle with lupus and her growing love for Don Lipton. This love, in the face of Julie's impending death, makes for a story that covers the range of human emotions. The touches of humor are great, too, they add some nice contrast and lighten things a bit when emotions are running high. I've never read a book more deserving of being published. It has rare depth. Julie's story will remind your readers that life and love are precious and not to be taken for granted. It has had an impact on me, and for that I'm grateful. Stolen Moments is written with so much sensitivity that it made me want to cry. It is a spellbinder. What terrific writing. Barbara does have an exceptional gift! This book was edited by Lupus specialist Dr. Matt Morrow too, and has the latest information on that disease. ..A perfect gift for someone who started college late in life, fell in love too late in life, is living with any illness, or trying to understand a loved one who is. . .A gift to be cherished forever』
(Fabulous!) 『It's easy to see why Heaven's Time has been nominated for a RITA. The compelling characters and enthralling story make for page-turning romance. I admired Melissa's strength and courage to face her weaknesses. But Rory. Ah, now there is a hero any woman could fall in love with. This book is a real keeper!』
(This story deals with love and how it heals people.) 『I loved this story. The Hero was so compassionate and wonderful. I hope the character of "Shelan" has a book of her own. All I can say that this book is "one in a million!"』 『Melissa Fuller thought she could get closer to heaven by being an astronaut. What she got instead was a deadly meteorite shower. Washington Territory, 1887. Rory McCullough saw the falling star before it splashed into the lake beside his mountain home. From those waters he rescued a woman of ethereal beauty. She could not speak and did not yet understand how certain death had transformed into a new life--and a promise of love.』
Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (Is the past carved and etched in stone?) 『Etched in Stone is a highly sensual, time-travel romance. Jayna, an ambitious Egyptologist, is trapped in a tomb, dying, when she reads the hieroglyphs on the walls, telling the story of an Egyptian queen who killed her husband. Somehow, she travels back in time and inhabits the killer-queen's body, who shares her name. She learns that the queen is party to a conspiracy to assassinate her husband, the great Pharoah Amony. But Jayna has no wish to kill anyone, nor can she stay away from Amony. Though her life may be in forfeit, she must find a way to tell Amony the truth. Later, Jayna wonders if she was sent back to a previous life to prevent her true love's death. Can she change 4,000 years worth of history that has been Etched in Stone? Throughout the book, the heady atmosphere and intricate details weave an enchanting story of the times and people of ancient Egypt.』
(Supernatural romance that is good and unusual) 『Boston University graduate Jayna Monroe lies near death in a remote tomb of the Great King Amony. She fell into the area she currently remains with no one else nearby to rescue her. Knowing she will die soon, Jayna knows no one will mourn her parting. She stoically interprets the hieroglyphics that explain that Amony's queen killed him.
Not too long after that, Jayna fades only to revive at the court of Amony in the body of the queen also named Jayna. The Egyptologist vows to stop the queen and her fellow conspirators from murdering Amony. As she fails to persuade Amony about the danger he faces, Jayna looks more and more like the person most likely to assassinate the pharaoh. Meanwhile, Jayna falls in love with Amony and now is even willing to risk her life to keep him safe.
ETCHED IN STONE is a pleasant historical fiction time travel work with some romance elements in the plot. The enticing story line centers on Jayna's efforts to keep Amony safe. Though a student of Egyptology, Jayna adjusts too easily to her new world. She is a great character for readers to follow as she has one adventure after another. The support cast, including Amony, provide period depth with tidbits about Ancient Egypt and help the audience understand Jayna better. Dimitri Eann furnishes fans of Ancient historical tales with a well-written, fun to read novel.
Harriet Klausner』
『From childhood, archaeologist Jayna Monroe has been obsessed with all things Egyptian. Joining an archaeological dig in search of a mysterious Egyptian pharaoh, Jayna discovers the Great King Amony’s tomb. But the thrill of her discovery is short lived as Jayna becomes trapped inside the four-thousand-year-old burial chamber. As she lay dying, Jayna reads the hieroglyphs and realizes Amony was brutally murdered by his green-eyed Queen. What had Amony done to cause his wife to kill him? Death claims Jayna before she can find an answer in the ancient pictures.
Only Jayna hasn’t died. She’s been swept back in time to Ancient Egypt where she learns she not only inhabits the murderous, green-eyed Queen’s body, but, unlike the Queen, Jayna’s both physically and emotionally drawn to Amony. But does she dare use the Queen’s body to satisfy her own desires, even if by doing so she can save Amony’s life?
Caught up in the Queen’s search for vengeance and court treachery, Jayna soon wonders if there’s more going on than she’d first suspected. Has she really been thrown back in time? Or has she been drawn back to a previous life to kill the man she’ll love forever?
As Jayna searches for the answers, she finds herself fighting for her own life as well as Amony’s. But can she change a past that for four thousand years has been...Etched in Stone.』
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The Wild Rose Press
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(A Romance Worthy Of Shakespeare!) 『This story grabs the attention of the reader from the first page and does not let it go until the end. Josephine is spunky, charismatic, and lovable, while still being willing to kick some butt here and there. Ambrose is the kind of hero any girl would love to meet in a bar and take home. Don't miss out on this delightful read sure to charm even the most cynical romantic.』
(Romeo vs. Juliet) 『Laura Hogg's novel Romeo vs. Juliet is a story that zips the reader from one time period to another. Ambrose works for Queen Elizabeth 1st but in his travels he searches for the one women who can make him happy - Josephine. When he finds her, Josephine falls head over heels for the man she thinks is prefect. Deeply disappointed to learn he's not, she sets upon a mission to prevent his evil deeds from taking place. If you love a fast paced read, this book is for you.』 『Ambrose works for Queen Elizabeth Ist and has searched the centuries for his beloved Josephine, from Cleopatra's court and Charlemagne's service to 1950s America and the twenty second century. He has finally found her. He takes his love from twenty-first century America back to Elizabethan England for a short while. These two have a steamy, deep love affair, and all is well until he does something that forces her to stand up to him. She must chase him through time to stop his sinister plan from coming to full fruition. The problem is, every time they meet up, they fall into each other's arms, unable to deny the crazy feelings they have for each other. Still, she has a mission and must complete it or die trying. Josephine is called to be a hero and discovers her darker side.』
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