< Knight of Honor >
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Savannah Kaye
price:$29.50
Trafford Publishing(2006-07-06)
Usually ships in 24 hours customer 's review (This is a review from "A ROMANCE REVIEW")   
(must read time travel)    
(An "Honorable" Mention)   
(What a surprise!!!)    
(Love time travel)     Rating:
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Famous actress Catherine Barrister wakes up in a raft, on a beach facing the ocean. To add to the foreign scenery, six men on large horses are staring at her. They are dressed in a rather unusual get up and one of them claims to be King Richard...King Richard...right... the fourth man to the left is quite a sight to behold, though. Catherine promises herself that she is going to give Frank, her agent and best friend, a little piece of her mind...what is he trying to do by pulling this rather complicated trick on her?
Adrian Blackthorn, War Lord to King Richard, can`t keep his eyes off the beautiful and mysterious blonde they found on the beach. She is breathtaking...and her teeth...he has never seen such perfect and white teeth...but she claims to be a princess from a kingdom called America, which means she is well above his station. Despite that, Adrian and Catherine become friends and that friendship turns into something deeper.
Savannah Kaye`s Knight of Honor is a time travel romance set partially in 14th century England. This book provides the reader with quite an emotional ride. Both funny and moving, the plot of Knight of Honor is well drawn and enthralling. The main characters, Catherine and Adrian, are nicely developed and extremely likeable. Catherine is truly a 21st century woman, her reactions to her new set of circumstances are very well written and believable. Adrian, her knight of honor, is completely dedicated to his lady. Duty and honor bound, he has but one objective: to make Catherine happy and proud of being his lady. Their love is truly eternal. I must say that Knight of Honor touched me deeply, and even as I write these few lines, I feel tears welling in my eyes. The book shows a depth that I admit I did not expect. As to the historical aspect, the author is quite successful in creating a believable medieval atmosphere. I recommend this book to both lovers of time travel and historical romance.
Reviewed in January 2004 by Mireya.
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A Romance Review Copyright @ 2001-2004 A Romance Review All Rights Reserved. if you are a fan of time travel this is a book for you. One thing I liked was it was long. Sometimes time travel books are so short. This really got into the characters of the book so that by the end you felt like they were a part of the family. When you get into the book you feel as of Catherine is talking to you about her life in the middle ages just like she was a friend telling you her tale. I will not tell you the end because it is unique but I will tell you I cried because it was such a true love story. You will enjoy it. I must admit that I was a bit skeptical when I picked up this book. I thought "Not another Harlequin Romance...". Time travel books never seem too believable. This one was. I felt it comparable to Michael Crichton's, "Timeline". I really felt like I was back in the medieval times, and with a very different spin. Catherine's view is different than any I have read. Who would have thought to comment on the number of teeth left in one's head? I thought it was hilarous. Catherine somehow got everyone to lighten up. The book is funny, sad and sexy!From the day I picked up the book, I read it every chance I got. When I wasn't reading it, I was thinking about it. Hat's off to you Savannah. Thanks for the laughs and tears. I'm 42 former Marine retired Police Detective stuck on a flight to NY w/my wife. w/delays all my reading material I had already been through I read non-fiction,political novels military ect... There I was staring at my shoes and I reached over and grabbed this book from my wife's bag Kight of Honor, hey maybe old age combat. What a shock how involved I got in this book I am now on page 351. The premise (yime travel) isn't new but the way the author presents this is an amazing skill. This gorgeous 2002 woman meeting a 14th century Knight. I believe he in fact went out of his mind in love with Princess Catherine. The author makes her situation believable with her research and nothing she suddenly pulls out from her world is without explaination. I love the old fashioned honor of a man like Sir Blackthorn protects his women no matter what. During a time when women ...well toothless and not very glamerous he meets Catherine she smiles and he says "God's Teeth". Much more interesting and writen with professional style unlike those grocery store smut books....ok yes I thumbed through a few, I can't wait to see how it finishes. A man in 2003 should protect a woman just as Sir Blackthorn does in this era. Some things should never change. I'll fully admit I'll but the very next bok she writes. I bow to you Savannah Laye I love time travel books. This one was real escapism! Tremendous love story, funny. Excellent ending. The characters were believeable! Hope for another book from Savannah very soon! Catherine Berrister is a stunningly beautiful actress of international fame. She's a happy go lucky, in-your-face woman who is respected by her peers and revered by her audiences. Through the years, Cathy has achieved Hollywood's most coveted awards.One afternoon as she stares at her reflection in the mirror, she throws down the eyeliner and yells, "I'm sagging, I'm bagging. This makeup just isn't cutting it anymore!" Two weeks later she goes under the knife. Six months later there's not a crease or line in her face. She looks as she did when she was thirty five. At thirty five, she looked twenty four. ******* Her manager, Frank Cadigan, has her on a tight schedule. Cathy has been traveling non-stop. One evening, she is reviewing a script when suddenly, she tosses it aside and says, "I NEED a vacation!" So she calls Frank and tells him of her decision. "At least three months," she adds. Afterward, she hauls out the atlas and begins thumbing through it. "Ok, this looks good.... OH.... and France, then maybe Italy." Suddenly, her beloved cat Gusty, jumps up and sits next to her, licking her fur as Cathy continues searching for the next destination. Right before she goes to bed she circles England. "I want to see some of the castles...." she says and looks at Gusty as though the cat understood her every word. ******* Almost three months have passed. Cathy, Frank and Jim Miller are sitting on a yacht off the coast of England. They're having a wonderful time, eating, drinking, laughing, it's a beautiful evening! Suddenly Frank jumps up and makes a bet with Cathy.... that she can't row around the yacht in less than a minute! Cathy takes his bet and runs to the back of the yacht. She stares at the dingy, which is loaded with her belongings for the long trip home in two days, and lowers herself down into the dark waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Frank runs inside and searches for the spot light. ******* Cathy wakes up and finds herself sitting on a beach, in the dingy, trying to recall what happened. "Ok, Frank bet me I couldn't row around the yacht in....." Suddenly a shadow envelops her. She turns around and discovers six men, sitting on very large horses, staring down at her, so she looks up at the man in the middle and says, "Hi, I'm Cathy, where the hell am I, and who are you?" The man looks down and answers, "I am King Richard the Second, of the House of Plantaganet, Son of Edward the Black Prince." She peeps over her sunglasses. "King Richard? Right.... and I'm Princess Leah," as her eyes drift to the man sitting next to him. ******* Forty five minutes later she arrives at an enormous castle. Adrian Blackthorn, the man who brought her to the stronghold, lays the reins across his enormous black steed and says, "On Brother.... slowly." As they walk into the belly of the incredible stronghold, she notices people are staring at her, so she raises her hand and begins waving as she's seen Queen Elizabeth do so many times and says, "Lovely day, wouldn't you agree?" ******* She is shown to her room by a woman called Helen. After she leaves, Cathy stares at the beauty which surrounds her when suddenly, she jumps up and says, "Thank God I packed last night! Thank God for cell phones!" So she runs to her purse and grabs the small communicator and presses pound seven, Frank's number. It rings only once when he answers. She practically yells into the phone, "Where in the HELL are you Frank? This is some elaborate trick you pulled on me. I must admit though you are very inventive with all of the king, knight, and castle shit. How DID you manage to pull this off? Unbelievable Frank...." Frank wants to leap through the phone and strangle her. "Cathy, LISTEN to me, I didn't set you up. I DIDN'T pull anything on you.... you have to believe that. I'm going to the police or...." She becomes more agitated by the second. "I've heard enough! Get your ass over here and pick me up.... no wait, come to dinner with the King and I.... oops, silly me, I'm sure you already know about that. Anyway, gotta go now cause I don't want the battery to go dead. You know my number if you want to leave a voice mail." Frank starts yelling, "Cathy, Cath, listen to me, this isn't...." She interrupts him and says, "See you at dinner tonight sweetie." ******* THE INCREDIBLE ADVENTURE BEGINS! It will make you laugh, it will make you cry. You'll hold your breath as Catherine Berrister struggles to understand the unimaginable situation that faces her. If you're a man, you'll fall in love with her, if you're a woman, you'll fall in love with Adrian Blackthorn, War Lord to his Majesty Richard II, King of England. You'll feel the love and devotion she feels for her family and her friends, Susie Long, Frank Cadigan, and his companion Jim Miller. It sizzles with excitement, passion and love! You won't be able to put it down until you've read the last word. Rerations < Knight of Honor >
< Highlander's Challenge >
< Highland Sinner (Zebra Historical Romance) >
< Warrior of the Highlands (Berkley Sensation) >
< Dark Victory (The Masters of Time) >
freaks
< Somewhere Out There - Time Travel Romance >
< A Wish In Time >
< Touched By Time (Zebra Regency Romance) >
< When We Do Meet Again (Time Travelers) >
< A Twist in Time >
< Timeless Love: A Time Travel Romance >
Sandra, Bojtos Hart
price:$2.59
Lulu.com
Usually ships in 24 hours customer 's review (Good but not great)  
(A Fantastic New Twist on Time Travel Romances!)    
(Worth the Money!)    
(What a disappointment!) 
(Somewhere Out There)     This book was not as good as the reviews stated. I am still trying to figure out why I spent that much money on a paperback book. I was disappointed in the story. It could have been so much better if the author took the time to delve further into the lives of the characters. I don't usually take the time to write a review on Amazon as I am just too busy. I had to make an exception for this marvelous new book! Sandra Bojtos Hart has a flair for time travel romances that absolutely astounded me! I have to say that 99% of my reading for pleasure is time travel romances ~ I love them! Some of them are just good, some are really great. "Somewhere Out There" was fantastic! Don't miss this one! When you get to the end, you'll go back to the first page and read it again ~ I know, because that's exactly what I did. I hear it is going to be made into a movie which is something that I can't wait to see! I won't go into the story line, as I believe you should experience this magical ride by yourself. Trust me ~ This is a keeper! This book is worth every penny spent. I couldn't put it down! I stayed up the whole night reading it and was glad that I did. Twists and turns abound in this time travel romance. I love time travel romance but sometimes they can all start to seem like the same....not this one! How refreshing it is to have an author who knows how to write a new twist on a classic concept. I can't wait for the sequel! The problem with self-published writing is that it often doesn't go through a rigorous editing process: such is the case with this novel. I was really looking forward to reading the story, but I couldn't even get through the first ten pages. It's the most poorly written book I've ever come across. The author deserves credit for going through the excruciating process of committing her story to paper (which is the only reason I gave this effort two stars), but she needs some SERIOUS editing help. This book is an insult to intelligent readers. I just finished the book and I loved it. At first it was slow going but I stuck with it and I think this is a fantastic book. I am a huge fan of time travel and this book is going to be one of my favorites. I won't be re-selling this book! Eagerly awaiting another book by same author. Reader says, "Passionate Seduction, Shocking Deceit and Grand Adventure!" The Duke of Norfolk, has been having strange dreams of falling into a deep, dark hole and being rescued by a green-eyed lady in white. Smuggler Lord Richard Downing cheats Damien's brother out of the Whitehall fortune. Damien devises a plan to get back his family's wealth. One dark, stormy night, dressed as a highwayman, he steals Lady Downing's jewels and by some mysterious trick of nature, he is transported through time. Focus shifts to the present. American Mary Ann Downing receives word that she has inherited half of a manor in England. She and her friend Sara travel to London to look over Mary Ann's inheritance and make arrangements to sell her half to her cousin, Richard Downing. Sara falls in love with a portrait of Damien at Whitehall Manor and is shocked to meet him when he travels through time. Can Damien once again try to save his home and his life from the descendent of the man who tried to kill him in the past? Rerations < Somewhere Out There - Time Travel Romance >
< A Wish In Time >
< Touched By Time (Zebra Regency Romance) >
< When We Do Meet Again (Time Travelers) >
< A Twist in Time >
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< Bewitched >
< Heaven on Earth >
< Time After Time >
< TIME KEPT PROMISES >
< Anywhere You Are >
< The Gift >
Constance O'Day-Flannery
price:$0.86
Zebra
customer 's review (Mixed Feelings..) 
(Raw Deal)   
(HORRIBLE)
(I would love to rewrite this....)  
(Not good!) First of all, I liked the premise of the book. The conjuring up of a perfect man who happend to be from another century could have been more entertaining than it was. It was hard to keep interest in the story because there was too much thrown in the mix. For example, the character Rahmin served reading their astrological charts was unnecessary and did not add to the mystery of reincarnation.
The second problem I had was that Suzanne could be such an irritating, unlikeable character. Towards the end I wanted to strangle her. The romance in the book was poorly written and the character of Ian seemed to disappear for awhile towards the end.
Like another poster, I would like to re-write the book. Hey - I am reading the reviews here of a book that I adore and the reviews are unkind and I think, unfair. This book is pure fantasy. For readers who are reading a book about time travel to say that casting a spell to make your perfect man is silly,.....well - that is just silly. If you are reading and willing to escape...then jump in and escape. Truth be told - I read this book long before I ever met my husband and as a twenty something - I made a little spice "mix" of my own. This book is magic and whimsy and tons of fun. Read and enjoy...... this book is so bad I cant even finish it. Its so bad I am compelled to write my first review ever. I knew it was bad when the protagonist was hot for LETTERMAN in the first chapter. But i kept slogging through the drivel hoping for a little action. after countless pages of self pity&depression...DEPRESSION! Lets just say there was baffling pity nookie. not even nookie, i dont know what that was. this book is going in the trash, i cant inflict it on anyone else. If I didn't like the subject of spells and "what-ifs I would give this book a one, but since I do... The main female character is so weak it's unbelievable. She annoys me, and I (being like her friend) wouldn't like her in real-life situations. Ian is so oppionated that they deserve each other. Every time she has a minuate by herself, she's thinking he's a theif robbing her... PLEASE, spare me, no wonder she's single. This book just made me want to re-write it the way I want to have it be. I'll call it "Single chick get reality check and stops being so uptight" This is the first book I've read by this author but I'm going to give her another chance. I found the heroine completely unsympathetic and totally unlikeable and they all talk too much-I found the looong conversations tiring and skimmed them and found I didn't miss a thing. If there's one thing Suzanne and her New Age friend Leslie agree on, it's that men aren't what they used to be. Until Leslie offers to conjure up a lover from yesteryear. Suddenly, Ian--a lawyer from turn-of-the-century America--is there. So what if he's younger than Suzanne, a chauvinist to his core, and mad as hell for being jettisoned 100 years ahead of his time. Rerations < Bewitched >
< Heaven on Earth >
< Time After Time >
< TIME KEPT PROMISES >
< Anywhere You Are >
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< Lauren's Eyes >
< Tumbling Through Time >
Norah Wilson
price:$10.00
Love Spell
customer 's review (Awesome!)    
(Great book from an up and coming new author)    
(A passionate romance with suspense and paranormal)   
(An Enjoyable Must Read!)    
(A fabulous book by a new author)     (...) The book starts out with vet Lauren Townsend operating on a tabby when she gets the first sign she is about to have a vision. As quickly as she could, she leaves for home because she never likes the reaction of others when they see her in her trance-like state. Through the killer's eyes, she "sees" a murder taking place, even though it's something that will happen, not something that has happened yet. With the few clues she gets, Lauren travels to Foothills Guest Ranch in Borland, Alberta, where she hopes to be able to find the lady she saw in her vision.
Cal Taggart is the owner of the ranch Lauren is visiting. He's an ex-bullrider who is in danger of losing his ranch and to help save it he opened a dude ranch. It's something he hates to do but to keep from losing the ranch, he'll do it. Sparks fly as soon as Lauren and Cal meet, but Cal is leery of letting anyone get close after his disaster of a marriage and all the unlucky happenings going on with the ranch.
Lauren doesn't know what to think when the lady in her vision turns out to be someone close to Cal, his ex-wife. Should she tell him what she saw or keep quiet and try to figure out who the murderer is herself, since no one has ever believed her when she's spoken of her vision? And despite getting close to Cal, will she lose him when her secret comes out?
LAUREN'S EYES is an engrossing story that had me captivated from the first page to the last. It had all that I look for in a book -- a strong heroine, a hero who just oozed charm, and a mystery that needed to be solved. Throw in some hot sex and I'm not even sorry that I didn't get to bed last night until 5 in the morning. Fast-paced and keeping you on the edge of your seat to know what happens next, LAUREN'S EYES is one not to be missed. :) Ms. Wilson packs quite a punch in this tale and I look forward to reading her again.
Mad
Lauren's Eyes definitely deserved its win in the Rising Voice of Romance contest. Norah Wilson kept me on the edge of my seat throughout the book, and though I'm usually good at figuring out who the villain is long before a book is over, I had to resist turning to the end to find out this time. I wasn't able to guess, because Norah is a master at keeping you guessing.
The romance was realistic and fraught with tension, the mystery was well-developed and page-turning, and there isn't a speck of sappiness to be found. Now if I could just find a Cal of my own... Courtesy of CK2S Kwips and Kritiques
If a reader is looking for a passion filled romance with a lot of suspense and a dash of the paranormal, in a unique western setting, this story will meet that need.
Lauren Townsend has the sight. She would often get visions of horrible crimes about to happen, and her latest shows a murder waiting to happen. So off she goes to Western Canada, and a guest ranch, where she suspects the crime is going to occur. She never expects that this trip will change her life irrevocably.
Cal Taggart runs a guest ranch in western Canada and is struggling to make ends meet. This is further hampered by the fact his closest neighbor wants to buy up his land, as he has all the other ranches in the area, so he can sell it for higher profit. Cal had spent his entire life trying to live up to his father's expectations of him, and the pending failure of his ranch is just one more thing of which his father can disapprove.
When Lauren and Cal meet, sparks begin to fly immediately. However, her doubts color her perception of him when she discovers the women she must save is his ex-wife, Marlena. Cal has been disillusioned by love and the last thing he wants is a new relationship. When accidents start happening around the ranch and danger beckons, Cal and Lauren must work together to keep his ranch safe... and his ex-wife as well. But how can Lauren explain why she is so worried about Marlena without him turning from her, unable to accept her gift? Can they overcome their doubts about themselves and each other to be happy together?
Lauren and Cal are both imperfect people who are striving always to be the best that they can. Lauren only hopes to put her special talent of seeing events yet to happen to good use, helping those in her visions, never wanting anything for herself. Cal, a retired rodeo rider, only wants to be happy, and to prove to his demanding father that he is successful and not a failure. They need each other, as they are the perfect match. She can help him realize the only person he needs to please is himself. He can help her realize that it is acceptable to want to be happy doing things for herself. The rest of the colorful cast of characters add depth to the story, all being so well developed that they are not just two-dimensional plot fillers, but important in their own right to the story unfolding about Cal and Lauren.
The plot is wonderfully done, and the mystery of "whodunit" is so well done that readers will be trying to solve the mystery right up to the heart-pounding climax. There are good nail-biting action scenes and tender moments of love and character growth. The suspense is well done, as is the sexual tension between Cal and Lauren. Readers will feel the emotions of the characters, from love to fear to anger to sadness. All of these factors combine to bring about a story that will keep one engrossed from the first page through the last.
Ms. Wilson, Dorchester's 2003 "New Voice in Romance Winner" is most definitely an author to watch. This, her first mass-market release demonstrates her skill for telling a good story, with plenty of suspense and scorching romance. This reviewer is a fan and will be eagerly awaiting more books by this rising star.
© Kelley A. Hartsell, June 2004. All rights reserved. Lauren's Eyes is a book that drew me in and wouldn't let go. I loved the characters. Cal Taggart is a handsome hero, and Lauren Townsend a compelling heroine with psychic ability. The mystery is intricately interwoven into a story I read from cover to cover in no-time-flat. You'll love this book. Lauren's Eyes is a delight. You'll only be disappointed when it's over!
Lauren is such a brave and sympathetic heroine, it's easy to cheer for her. Cal is a luscious hero -- sexy as all hell. All the characters are multi-dimensional and contribute to the intrigue. Buy this book. Buy 2 because you'll want a keeper and a "loaner" copy. Rerations < Lauren's Eyes >
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< Colors of Time >
< Heatherfield >
< Tumbling Through Time >
< The Time Travelers Academy >
Laurie Jones
price:$10.95
Hard Shell Word Factory
Usually ships in 24 hours Jonathan Wilks is elated at winning over $2,000 in a winner-take-all poker game. The money will go far for his new life with his beloved Margaret, after they elope tomorrow. As he returns to the rooming house where he lives, and which Margaret's father owns, Jonathan is struck on the head and his world goes black. Kate Carston is surprised to find an unconscious man at the back of her art gallery. Even more surprising is the fact that the man claims to be the long-since dead Jonathan Wilks, painter of many valuable heirlooms that hang in her store, and lost love of her great, great, great Grandmother Margaret. How did he get here? Why is he here? With the bank about to foreclose on her gallery, the last thing Kate needs is the stress of landing in the middle of an Unsolved Mysteries episode! Growing up, Kate used to stare at the antique photograph of Jonathan and Margaret at the carnival, hoping someday she would find her prince--someone as handsome as Jonathan. But he was here now, and she was falling for him. Would he vanish just as quickly as he had appeared? Was he really supposed to be with Margaret? Rerations < Colors of Time >
< Heatherfield >
< Tumbling Through Time >
freaks
< Free Falling >
< The Midnight Moon (Futuristic Romance) >
< Strange Brews (Heartspell) >
< The White Sun (Futuristic Romance) >
< The Renegade's Heart >
< Blue-Eyed Bandit (Timeswept Series) >
Stobie Piel
price:$10.00
Love Spell
customer 's review (Loved it.)    
(Refreshing...magical...alluring!)   
(Enjoyable time travel romance)     I love time-travels&this one is no exception. It came as quite a surprise that Adrian himself was born in the past&was sent to the future to save his life as a baby. He is like a man of 2 worlds, the Native Indian Appache tribesman&a modern-day man, which is what he is.
He goes sky diving with the woman he loves&is taken, with Cora back to the past&his family. The ending is a surprise as well&I so is the follow-on book to it Blue-eyed bandit, where we meet old friends again. Stobie Piel brought two incredible characters together from our time, here and now, to yesteryear when life was a little more simple. The storyline is wonderfully constructed with excitement at each turn of a page. From the discovery of Adrian's father to the pure leap of faith to return to their time was emotional and inspiring. I shed a tear or two for this story, which is difficult to achieve at best through a book. Three cheers for Stobie Piel! She will have a long and prosperous future in Romance writing. I look forward to a new Romance from her hand. In 2000 Arizona, Bronx resident Cora Talmedge visits her friend Jenny, who takes her skydiving at the Nomadic Adventurer School of Skydiving. A frightened Cora plans to back out until her guide turns out to be her former lover Adrian de Vargas. In the air, Adrian asks Cora why she deserted him while they traveled in India together over seven years ago. However, before she can respond, a strange whirlwind sucks the two of them inside before they land on some grass. To their shock, Phoenix seems to have disappeared.As Adrian and Cora aimlessly wander, they meet several white men who insist the year is 1869. Soon, members of the Tonto Apache tribe find the confused duo and escort them back to their camp where the chief insists that Adrian is his son. As Adrian seems to comfortably fit with the tribe and the era, Cora, dubbed Talks Much, must decide between a love of a lifetime or a twenty-first century lifestyle. FREE FALLING is an enjoyable time travel romance due to the reaction of the lead protagonists to their trip. The exhilarating story line includes some mystical elements that add to the overall flavor. The lead characters are a dynamic duo and the support cast provides local color. Stobie Piel provides her fans with an appealing novel that will garner her many new readers. Rerations < Free Falling >
< The Midnight Moon (Futuristic Romance) >
< Strange Brews (Heartspell) >
< The White Sun (Futuristic Romance) >
< The Renegade's Heart >
freaks
< Lone Star Magic (The Magic Series, Book 4) >
< Soul Magic (The Magic Series, Book 3) >
< Shadow Magic (The Magic Series, Book 2) >
< Powerful Magic (The Magic Series, Book 1) >
< Missing Magic (The Magic Series, Book 5) >
< One Eye Open (The Pack, No.1) (Sihouette Intimate Moments, No. 1301) >
Karen Whiddon
price:$2.98
Dorchester Love Spell
customer 's review (Difficult to follow)  I was really excited in the first few pages of this book. It starts out with the hero trying to save the heroine. Nothing quite like an opening like that to make you want to stay with the reading.
But just as suddenly as the opening grabs you, I found that I didn't understand what was happening as Alrick lay covered in ashes while Carly Roberts ran to call 911. It took nearly five more pages before I realized this was a fantasy/contemporary crossover, and while I've read many of those, none of those left me as puzzled or as unhappy as this one had. In fact, I had trouble getting through the entire book, confused by the characters' intents and stories.
Carly Roberts is a widow, trying to make her ranch survive when Pirnce Alrick of Rune, a Fae, comes to save her. And that's all about I can surmise from my reading. There is some attraction on both parts, it is very difficult to ignore both character's physical attributes.
I don't know if I'll pick this book up to try it again, but it had so much promise to begin with. This book is a part of a series, but I am not sure if the characters are referenced in the other books. Rerations < Lone Star Magic (The Magic Series, Book 4) >
< Soul Magic (The Magic Series, Book 3) >
< Shadow Magic (The Magic Series, Book 2) >
< Powerful Magic (The Magic Series, Book 1) >
< Missing Magic (The Magic Series, Book 5) >
freaks
< The Second Lady Emily (Signet Regency Romance) >
< The Clandestine Courtship (Signet Regency Romance) >
< As You Wish (Time Passages) >
< Emily's Beau (Signet Regency Romance) >
< A Splendid Indiscretion and the Grand Passion (Signet Regency Romance) >
< Lord Avery's Legacy (Signet Regency Romance) >
Allison Lane
price:$0.01
Signet
customer 's review (A Five Star Book)    
(Second Chances)    
(Second Chances)    
(I really liked this story.)    
(best regency-timetravel-romance ever written)     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. 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. 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. 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. 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 Rerations < The Second Lady Emily (Signet Regency Romance) >
< The Clandestine Courtship (Signet Regency Romance) >
< As You Wish (Time Passages) >
< Emily's Beau (Signet Regency Romance) >
< A Splendid Indiscretion and the Grand Passion (Signet Regency Romance) >
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< Tara's True Time-Travel Tales >
< Highland Guardian (Daughters of the Glen, Book 2) >
< Scotch on the Rocks >
Tara Angeline
price:$1.94
Time Travelers LLC
Usually ships in 24 hours customer 's review (teenagers sexual escapades in Shakespearean era.)  This is the first book with sexual situations described by a teenager to another teenager. it reads like a diary filled with silliness, story line is minimal and so are character development. For the money it is a very short book with a very short story line. Did not enjoy it. Sex scenes were boring, no story development was very predictable.
If you are over 13 this is a definite NO.
Far cry from her other books which are wonderful. Tara Angeline tells of the many love affairs she had when she time-traveled to Elizabethan, England circa 1600. Rerations < Tara's True Time-Travel Tales >
< Highland Guardian (Daughters of the Glen, Book 2) >
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< If ever that time come >
< An Echo in Time (Time Passages Romance Series) >
Guitanna Cantrell
price:$14.50
AuthorHouse(2002-09-17)
Usually ships in 24 hours After publishing her first book, STRANGERS AND PILGRIMS, with 1stBooks Library in 2001, Toni Cantrell has completed another fascinating novel, called IF EVER THAT TIME COME (with a bow to William Shakespeare's 49th Sonnet).This Indiana native's rich imagination has taken her to Colonial America in a fantasy love story about time travel, Native Americans and their wonderful legends and lore. Full of danger, excitement and glimpses of early American life on the frontier, Rowena Conrad's adventures will keep the reader avidly turning pages to discover what happens next.Her life in 1999 seems quite settled and happy with a doting fianc and stepson, but when a member of the Manaquan Indian tribe accidentally sends her bacj to 1756 into French captivity at Fort Michilimackinac, her troubles are just beginning.Will Rowena be able to return to her own time? Does she want to return?What will happen when she meets the medicine woman responsible for her strange journey?Who is Matthew Russell and what part does he play in Rowena's new life?Meet and fall in love with Rowena Conrad, a thoroughly modern miss whose fresh approach to age-old problems will surely charm. Rerations < If ever that time come >
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