SHIbuya HARAJYUKU OTAKU AKIHABARA miyazaki Fujiyama,MUSIC,DVD,kitchen,DVD OTAKU mania Amazon associate helper, write reviews on your weblog<

SAYO Style mania GV-MVP/RX3 Notebook PC Live report
Domino pizza of door-to-door delivery pizzaThe bifidus bacterium of MORISHITA JINTANSt Valentine's Day of the DaimaruAccessoriesTiffany 16 stone braceletLouis Vuitton diamond logo charmMMRO II Recommendation spec. personal computerLUV MACHINESImpact! It is the Ezo "Kita" purple sea urchin of fatty tuna shoots loan cash impression with a mouth!The scallop of large satisfactory ! northern countries and - [ of how much ] botan shrimp are ! tightly.getting to know the technique of motorbike expensive sale -- Ta -- if -- -

OTAKU ultimate rare goods：608goods
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 >>

< The Night Land > William Hope Hodgson

price：~~$14.99~~
Prohyptikon Publishing Inc.
Usually ships in 24 hours

A new edition of William Hope Hodgson's 1912 masterwork. Millions of years in the future, the last remnant of humanity crowds together within city-pyramids under a dead star, the last redoubts against an increasingly hostile world. Through those treacherous wastes of The Night Land, only the bravest dare travel. But at the end of the world and of the human race, can love still prevail?

< Christmas Carol (Timeswept) > < Silver Tomorrows (Time Passages Romance) > < Remember Love (Time Passages Series) > Flora Speer

price：~~$0.01~~
Love Spell

customer '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.
Rerations
< Christmas Carol (Timeswept) > < Silver Tomorrows (Time Passages Romance) > freaks

< The Pirate And His Lady > Margaret St. George

price：~~$10.00~~
Silhouette

customer 's review
(Definite Keeper)

(entertaining story)

(Don't even bother)

Was she dreaming? Hours before the costumed "Pirates' Ball," Elizabeth Rawley witnessed a strange spectacle in the waters off Key West. Engaged in mortal combat was the Black Cutter, Captain Richard Colter's ship. ~ Elizabeth was obsessed with the eighteenth century ship's treasure and with it's captain, a swashbuckling privateer who commanded the high seas and made women swoon for the favor of his wild passions. Then, on a moonlit beach, she found the body washed up in a homespun shirt, breeches and hemp tying back his long hair. It was Richard Colter and he was alive!

Comment: Absolutely loved this book. Richard Colter to die for. I've read it three times and it still fills me with joy, passion and sorrow. I have it in my Top Ten keepers and will read it again soon. Even after a year, the characters and story still live inside me.
Personally, I loved this book. It was fast-paced and interesting. I found the characters to be endearing and their environment compelling.
This book was a disappointment from the beginning. For a couple of years I had wanted to read this book because of a review I had seen in the back of another book. It sounded interesting, well thought out and funny. It was not. The characterization was poor, the heroine ridiculous and brainless, and the hero loathsome. How could I even begin to care for either of them when I couldn't even stand them? The answer is that I couldn't, and for the first time in my life I didn't finish a book. I read the last 3 pages, something I normally wouldn't even conceive of just to find out what happened. (They lived happily ever after, is anyone surprised?) I've read several others of Margaret St. George's books and have always found them to be entertaining and interesting. This one should not have even been written.

< The Memory Tree > < The Graveyard Book > < Drood: A Novel > < Just After Sunset: Stories > < Marionettes, Inc. > < Headstone City > Little R. John

price：~~$304.32~~
Nocturne Press

customer 's review
(Should be on everyone's list.)

(An amazing book)

(A hell of a debut!)

Quite simply the best book I've read this year. In fact, it is one of the best books I've read in 40 years! It has everything, great characters, great story, well done plot twists. And it has the best last line to a novel that I have ever read!
Drop everything and get a copy and see for youself.
I just want to say that I am placing The Memory Tree in my all time top ten list. I love stories with an element of time travel. One of my favorite authors is the late Jack Finney who used time travel in several books and many short stories. John R. Little rates right there with Jack Finney as far as I am concerned.

This book however is about much more than time travel. It is about facing the facts of your own boyhood as opposed to what your memories of them might be.

Sam Ellis gets the opportunity to return to the summer of 1968 and change the future both for himself and others. Along the way, he finds out about himself and becomes a better person for the knowledge.

I highly recommend this book.
"That was when I realized I needed to trust my eyes and ears more than my memories"
If one line can sum up John R. Little's debut novel, THE MEMORY TREE, from the fine folks at Nocturne Press, this is surely it, as the author illustrates the defects of memory- its cheats and swindles.
Sitting somewhere between Koontz and Matheson, THE MEMORY TREE, tells the engrossing streamlined story of Sam Ellis, an aging, emotionally wounded man, who suddenly gains the ability to 'dissolve' into his own imperfect past to resolve those things that have haunted him throughout his adult life. The catch is that Sam doesn't go back as his child self of those yester years, but as his adult self- a wiser, but still confused man of fifty odd years of age. There, he must confront the parents whom he hated, his lost brother, murdered friends, and a particularly nasty individual who was the true monster of his youth.
Little keeps the story moving at a pace that belies such weighty concepts, while cleverly conjoining major plot points so that the multiple denouements cover several of them at once. Structurally, this is a man who knows how to put a tale together. But beyond that sophisticated literary device, one will find that Little also knows the language, and has a poetic sense of his craft. I'd stack many a phrase captured within THE MEMORY TREE with anything Bradbury or Keene has produced. I mentioned Matheson and Koontz earlier in this review, and I can guarantee his readers will find echoes of both of those masters herein. The pacing, the craftsmanship, the prose- this is a novel that lends itself to being read in one sitting. Little knows the importance of keeping the reader guessing. Sam's flawed memories of all the joys and horrors of his childhood are twisted, one after another, until the mind-bending end, indeed, until even the narrator is unsure of what is real and what is misremembered past.
THE MEMORY TREE puts Little at the top of my watch list for fresh new voices, and I anticipate that his future works will prove me out. He is a writer with which to be reckoned.

--Nickolas Cook
Rerations
< The Memory Tree > < The Graveyard Book > < Drood: A Novel > < Just After Sunset: Stories > < Marionettes, Inc. > freaks

< Wrapped In Wishes > < Tribute > < Perfect Timing > < Dead Easy > Olga Bicos

price：~~$10.00~~
Zebra

customer 's review
(Ignore Cover&Title-This is one GREAT book!)

(The Best of Both Worlds with Wrapped in Wishes)

(A truly wonderful book)

Wow! I just finished this book this morning and ... Wow! This is NOT your typical time travel romance book, even though the dumb title and cover art suggest that it is. I know there is a reason for the title (something in the book), but it doesn't let people know how special this story is. The title should have been something a little more sinister-sounding. The plot is so different, with a lot of suspense and freaky occurrences. It was exciting and scary, because you just didn't know what was going on. There seemed to be no explanation for what was happening. It all came together, with a very satisfying ending. I was glued to this book and highly recommend it.
I found a mention of Wrapped in Wishes on a website several years ago when it won a Waldenbooks award. On that recommendation, I read it and found it to be an extraordinarily original and distinctive time-travel romance.

Chloe Plum is a law professor in contemporary New Orldeans whose personal life is in a mess. Her fiance betrayed her. She suffers a miscarriage soon afterwards and finds out she cannot have children. She then begins to suffer from debilitating insomnia during which she distantly hears a baby crying.
She reluctantly decides to try hypnotherapy for her insomnia. In doing so, she slips into the life of a past ancestress in Victorian times. What is even more surprising is her ancestress's problems parallel those in Chloe's own life.

Olga Bicos does an amazing job with the plot: she keeps two different timelines in dialogue with each other and periodically drops in coincidences to have the two timelines reflect back on each other. The reasons for the time-travel are complex and compelling.

This is a wonderful time-travel that is on my Top Ten Romances of All-Time list. This time-travels comes right under Diana Gabaldon's Outlander and Dragonfly in Amber for me. Wrapped in Wishes reminds me of Linda Howard's Son of the Morning in a lot of ways, but this one was first and in many ways better.
I rarely read books by authors that I am not familiar with these days. I have so many series that I try to keep up with that I rarely stray. The title of this book is what caught my eye and I was not disappointed at all. It is a wonderful story that spans the ages. The chracters are vivid, and while the latest craze has been these "timeswept" novels this book stands far above many of the rest. Not only does the premise not make you laugh for a long time, it almost makes you wistful. It is a wonderful book by a very powerful author.
Sent back through time by an accident in hypnosis, attorney Chloe Plum falls in love with rogue adventurer Harrison Connors only to return to her own time, but his appearance in modern-day New Orleans offers Chloe a second chance to be with him. Original.
Rerations
< Wrapped In Wishes > < Tribute > < Perfect Timing > freaks

< On Eagle's Wings > < Twilight Kisses > < The B*E*A*S*T* Within (B*E*A*S*T Book 1) > < Soul Deep (Coyote Breeds, Book 1) > < Chased (The Chase Brothers, Book 3) > < Making Chase (The Chase Brothers, Book 4) > Rebecca Goings

price：~~$9.95~~
Champagne Books
Usually ships in 24 hours

customer 's review
(Not bad but not good either)

(EXCELLENT READ!!!)

(Great romance book!)

(On Eagles' Wings Review)

When I first received the book, I was a little disappointed. It had very few pages to the book, but having read that it was a small book I overlooked that part. Then when I started reading, I was glad it was small because it barely held my interest and most of the storyline was silly. You truly have to believe in love at first site because this whole romance transpires in just a matter of a couple of days. It could have been better written.
SEX SCENES WERE SMOKING!!! MY ONLY COMPLAIN WAS BOOK WAS TOO SHORT!!!
LOOK FOR BOOKS FROM THIS AUTHOR!!!
On Eagle's Wings is a very romantic book. A relaxing, easy read that keeps you going to the very end.
I have this book in ebook format. I could not put this book down, I had to keep reading until the very end. The terror that she felt when being chased, your heart pounded and you were right there with her, fearing for your life as well as her life. And the love scenes were to die for. You could feel his fingers running over your body just like they were running over her body. This author has woven such an intricate tale of time travel from the past and the future and blended the two together so well that you believe that you are living the life of the heroine. With time travel, you cannot change the past but our hero did and he had to rectify that matter. He is so tender and sensual when making love to the heroine but he is very protective of the heroine when her life is in danger and will do everything including giving up his own life to save her and their unborn child. This book is definitely a keeper and a recommended read.
On her way across the wild Wyoming territory to her grandfather's cabin, Shannon Phillips' guide has other appalling ideas than to deliver her safely. As he forces his attentions on her, she is saved in the nick of time by a handsome Indian named Eagle's Wing. But Eagle has made a grave mistake. Being a Time Tourist from the year 2166, the rules are clear: do not interact with the populace, or you risk altering the time-line permanently. And Shannon Phillips was meant to get pregnant from that rape! Now in an effort to repair his error, Eagle must find a way to get Shannon pregnant. And fast. But there's just the two of them on the wide open plain. Will Eagle be able to fix his mistake without losing his heart in the deal? And will Shannon be able to let go once he returns to the future?
Rerations
< On Eagle's Wings > < Twilight Kisses > < The B*E*A*S*T* Within (B*E*A*S*T Book 1) > < Soul Deep (Coyote Breeds, Book 1) > < Chased (The Chase Brothers, Book 3) > freaks

< The Circle of a Promise > < Ellie and the Elven King > < By Honor Bound > < The Dream Thief > < Everything in Its Time (Time Passages) > < Hundreds of Years to Reform a Rake > Helen A. Rosburg

price：~~$0.01~~
Love Spell

customer 's review
(I Really Liked The Circle of a Promise)

(A Wonderful Time Travel!)

(powerful time travel romance)

I leave the reviews to others but as a reader of books, I must give this author a five star read. The way she told the story was very interesting and unlike any other time travel book I have read.
I shall look for more of her writings.
I admit to being somewhat a snob when it comes to the sub-genre of time-travel romance. I have a few authors that I'll read but for the most part I normally overlook this particular genre due to the fact that seldom are they done well. This book blew me away. Not only did Ms. Rosburg pen a wonderful romance she was very creative in the way she introduced the time travel theme.

Steve Bellingham is being tormented by a dream that always end with the death of the woman in his arms. For years he has been suffering and no one seems to be able to help him in the medical community. His sister mentions Millie a person she thinks will be able to help him. Millie will help him regress back to his past life and hopefully this will end the dream. Steve doesn't believe in past lives but is willing to do anything at this point to end the depression and other sad feelings he has been experiencing since the onset of the dream. He is totally blown away when the regression seems to work. He goes back in time to the period of the rule of Henry III. Here he finds the love of his life, his soul mate and together they battle the same enemy. But can Steven change the past this time around and protect the one woman he's sworn to love and protect?

This book was so well written that I found myself transported back in time along with Steven. I totally fell in love with all of the characters and found myself laughing and crying along with them. This is the second time I've read this book and it really only gets better. I highly recommend this book as well as this author to anyone if there interested in a well crafted story that will move your emotions.
During the reign of King Henry III, triumphant knight Stephen of Bellingham and a baron's daughter Amarantha of Ullswater meet and fall in love. He vows forever, but a maniac kills her. He not only feels lonely; he just dreads life for having failed his beloved.

In 2003, Steve Bellingham wakes up every morning in fear, having suffered through a nightmare that feel very real. Feeling the foreboding pressure of relentless angst, he desperately seeks a remedy hopefully something hat will let him sleep dreamlessly, as life is not worth living like this. A psychic helps him see the dream as something that happened to him and his beloved Amarantha centuries ago. He now has a quest of the heart: to complete the vow he once made, but must wait for the moment to go back in time to change history so that he and Amarantha can live and love as he promised.

THE CIRCLE OF A PROMISE is a powerful time travel romance that hooks the reader due to the passion of the lead male protagonist (though one must wonder with his obsession how he escaped the men in white). Because readers will feel deeply the loss that Stephen suffers that lives with centuries after his beloved was killed, the audience will root for him to do the seemingly impossible on the wings of eternal love with his Amarantha.

Harriet Klausner
Rerations
< The Circle of a Promise > < Ellie and the Elven King > < By Honor Bound > < The Dream Thief > < Everything in Its Time (Time Passages) > freaks

< Wild Highland Rose > < The Promise > < Everything in Its Time (Time Passages) > < River of Dreams (Time Passages Romance Series) > < Crystal Memories > < A Blast to the Past > Dee Davis

price：~~$10.00~~
Love Spell

customer 's review
(Very highly recommended)

(confusing but good)

(This one will leave you wanting more.)

(A clear winner!)

(delightful time travel tale)

Cameron briefly rouses to the sound of the hospital machines that keep him alive before the light draws him to another place. When he awakens, he finds himself at the foot of a rockslide without his memory. Cameron knows he is not part of the fifteenth century in which he awakens, but he cannot recall the life he left behind. Yet a recurring nightmare of car accident and a screaming woman insure his discontent with his new life and his need for resolution.

In the meantime, Cameron finds himself caught in intricate plots of revenge between highland clans. The man whose body he occupies is married to Marjory, who detests him. She recognizes that her husband's survival of the rockslide is miraculous, but she certainly does not suspect the truth of his identity. Nevertheless, Marjory is terribly suspicious of his radical changes in behavior, especially toward her. She certainly does not expect to fall in love with Cameron.

Author Dee Davis has a gift for penning romances that are impossible to put down. Switching from her usual romantic suspense to time travel, Davis displays the range of her talent in WILD HIGHLAND ROSE. Interestingly, Davis bases the premises of the novel on a historical concept that contemporary readers will initially find shocking. Between Cameron's inability to pinpoint what has happened to him and other people's reactions, readers will discover plenty of amusing entertainment. Moreover, Davis deftly captures the painful difficulty a woman married to her enemy must face because Cameron is so good to her. Add this one to your keeper shelf! WILD HIGHLAND ROSE comes very highly recommended.
I picked this book up at the book store, because the summary got my attention. However, no where in the summary did it mention that it was a time travel book. I read the preface and the first three or four chapters and the only date that was mention at the beginning of chapter 1 was 1468. I started reading and things like Charles Dickson, tv, and other things that you would see in everyday life. Not until the end did it mention to the 21 century. The story was good and I enjoyed it, but I have to admit it that it confused me.
Cameron emerges from darkness to find himself in a strange world with no memory. He learns that he is in the distant past, in Scotland. Although he does not know who he is, he is sure that he is not Ewan Cameron, nor does he belong here. What's more confusing is he finds himself married to a beautiful woman who hates him, and with good reason. Apparently, he and Marjory were married to settle a family feud, after blood was shed between their clans. Tensions rise when his "family" and mistress arrive. The feud may be settled, but that has not made this a loving family.

Marjory is totally confused. Cameron seems like a new man since his awakening from a near fatal "accident". Gradually, she finds herself drawn to this man who should be her enemy. Before the two realize what is happening, they have fallen in love, but the shadow of the future past lies between them, and present animosities roil around them.

**** Put the soundtrack to Brigadoon on and enjoy the ride. Ms. Davis has delicately crafted a beautiful story that will leave you wanting more. Ties of love that defy time and space make this border on an inspirational story. If you loved Somewhere in Time but wanted it to be a happier story, then this will dry your tears. ****

Reviewed by Amanda.
Cameron saw himself floating toward a light and then suddenly opened his eyes with no memory. Somehow he knows that he is in the wrong century. His dreams tell him of being in an automobile and of a screaming blond woman. Yet he is in Scotland and the year is 1468. His beautiful wife is Marjory. She is full of spirit and loathes him! He resides in Crannag Mhór with no one he can trust.

Marjory is grateful her husband survived the "accident". If he had not, the Cameron clan would have slaughtered her people. However, her husband has not been the same since he woke up and claimed to remember nothing. She is surprised to find herself liking the new Cameron and begins to fall in love.

**** I am so used to Dee Davis writing Romantic Suspense novels that this one stunned me for a few pages. This time Davis tries her hand at a Historical Time Travel and her talent for suspense makes it a clear winner! Wonderful story by an awesome author! ****
Not quite comprehending what is happening to him, Cameron floats towards the light. When he regains consciousness, he has no memory of his past, but feels as if something is not right due to a recurring nightmare. He dreams of an automobile and a screaming woman, but in mid fifteenth century Scotland cars were not even a flicker of anyone's imagination.

Cameron learns that he is married to Marjory as part of ending a clan feud, but she clearly detests him as his side killed her parents several years ago. Marjory knows that her spouse's recovery from the rockslide accident that buried and obviously killed him is miraculous because this prevented the genocide of her clan by his. However, she finds her husband radically changed as he cares what happens to everyone and he looks at her with desire, neither of which he displayed before the incident. She wonders if he really suffers from amnesia or if this is just another ploy. Yet he seems genuine as Marjory finds her worst nightmare has occurred: she loves her mate.

Dee Davis displays the range of her talent as she switches sub-genres from her usual powerful romantic suspense tales to a delightful time travel novel. The key to the story line is Cameron who knows nothing seems right, but cannot fathom why. The reactions of everyone to his seemingly changed behavior as he is suddenly considerate of others is fun to see play out. Readers will take much delight observing the bewildered cast especially his wife struggle to comprehend what is happening to Cameron and how to react to his radical transformation.

Harriet Klausner
A ROSE

Marjory Macpherson felt rebirth at hand. She'd known fifteen years of winter since her parents' brutal murder at the hands of the rival Cameron clan. But now Ewen-the enemy son she'd been forced to marry-was dead, perished in a rockslide. Marjory rejoiced. She could shed her thorns...at least, until her husband's father returned.

IS A ROSE

Yet, was her husband dead? When Marjory went to retrieve Ewen's body, she found instead a living breathing man, covered in blood, talking strangely but very much alive.

BY ANY OTHER NAME

Though he wore her husband's face and kilt, Marjory recognized salvation. Whether he was a kinder Ewen or another who, as he claimed, had been transplanted from the future, the man she'd found was the key, a strange twist of fate that reseeded Marjory's future. It was finally time for Crannag Mhór to bloom again: a rebirth that brought with it the promise of true love.
Rerations
< Wild Highland Rose > < The Promise > < Everything in Its Time (Time Passages) > < River of Dreams (Time Passages Romance Series) > < Crystal Memories > freaks

< Time and Again > < Cordina's Royal Family: Bennett&Camilla: The Playboy Prince\Cordina's Crown Jewel > < The Calhouns: Catherine, Amanda and Lilah > < Going Home: Unfinished Business\Island Of Flowers\Mind Over Matter (Silhouette Romance;) > < Spellbound > < Irish Hearts > Nora Roberts

price：~~$31.95~~
Thorndike Press
Usually ships in 2 to 4 weeks

customer 's review
(Be True To Your Authers)

(okay)

(BOOORRRING!)

(Haven't finished yet...)

(Ho hum)

i love reading nora roberts books i dont care if it boring or stuped i read it any ways
I have a collection of Nora Roberts' books. This book caught my eye because it mixes both romance and science fiction. I am a fan of both. So, when I read the back of this book, I felt that I should actually read it with out criticizing it first. When I did read it, I found that it is a delightful mix of science and romance.
Don't waste your time with this book. I decided to read it because of the time travel plot. What a mistake. It's completely superficial and not at all imaginative. The characters are one-dimensional and not particularly admirable. There's a great deal of time spent on poorly written sexual encounters. The book is not at all believable. There are far better romantic time travel books. For instance, Diana Gabaldon's Outlander series.
Although I have just begun reading this book (if chapter eight can be considered the begining) I am still thoroughly enjoying it. For me personally, I am enjoying this book because it didn't take the whole begining to get into it like other books I have read--it's right to the point. If you don't enjoy novels that get right to the point and that take a while to get into, then I don't think that you would like this book. This book also has some time travel, so if you think that this is too far fetched an idea, then I again would not recommend that you read it. I am looking forward to reading the rest of this book and the sequel..Times Change (Part two of this book(this book is a 2-4-1)) and and can still happily say that it is still worth five stars that I have given it.
I liked the idea of the traveling time, the men being confused and curious was a good concept. My problem is that fact that most of the book they spent having sex. I mean, really, in this day and age do us women jump into a sex relationship within a day or two of meeting a strange man?? I read a book for it's adventure and plot and usually enjoy Nora Roberts' books, but this one took my forever to finish because of page after page of sex and orgasms just didn't ring true. It was boring, I would have enjoyed it more had there been more substance.
A New York Times Bestseller

Nora Roberts enchants readers with two unique tales about passion so powerful it transcends time. Stranded in the present, 23rd-century time traveler Caleb Hornblower is more concerned about leaving behind beguilingly innocent Liberty Stone inTime Was. InTimes Change, his cynical brother, Jacob, follows him into the past and is captivated by Liberty's spitfire sister, Sunny.
Rerations
< Time and Again > < Cordina's Royal Family: Bennett&Camilla: The Playboy Prince\Cordina's Crown Jewel > < The Calhouns: Catherine, Amanda and Lilah > < Going Home: Unfinished Business\Island Of Flowers\Mind Over Matter (Silhouette Romance;) > < Spellbound > freaks

< Wagons to the Past > < Charmed Passage > < The Ultimate Passage > < Doomed Passage (Passage Time Travel Trilogy) > < Destined Passage > < A Wish In Time > Jean Hackensmith

price：~~$12.95~~
Port Town Publishing
Usually ships in 24 hours

It is the family vacation of a lifetime. A trip on a genuine wagon train headed west across the Great Plains of Kansas. The brochure promises adventure, realism and romance, but it says nothing about the possibility that your entire caravan of more than forty twenty-first century pioneers could become unwilling participants in a REAL trek west; a trip that is destined to take place in the year 1845; a trip that will test your stamina and courage as you cross endless deserts, towering peaks and raging rivers. Add to that a prairie fire and a ghostly caravan of immigrants who trudge through your circled corral of wagons and disappear into the endless void of a night sky. Then suddenly, gun shots. The cry of snarling wolves, and a man dressed in buckskin. He identifies himself as Luke Skinner, the most infamous wagon pilot ever to cross the Great Divide. He's the crazy one, right? He and his wagon train of four hundred determined immigrants are the ones living in the past. Or are you?
Rerations
< Wagons to the Past > < Charmed Passage > < The Ultimate Passage > < Doomed Passage (Passage Time Travel Trilogy) > < Destined Passage > freaks

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 >>