price：$1.94
Vantage Press Inc
Usually ships in 24 hours Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (A delightful blend of fantasy, historical fiction, and romance, highly recommended) 『It's hard to stand up for oneself when giving in means getting everything one could ask for. "Every Time, Any Place" is a story of arranged marriage and jealous lovers. Lysette didn't want an arranged marriage, but began to warm up to the idea when her suitor was her ideal man. Felicia has a fondness for Lysette's suitor and a hatred of Lysette; she uses black magic to send Lysette hurtling forward in time. Colwyn, the subject of the feud, finds himself split as he risks his life for love. "Every Time, Any Place" is a delightful blend of fantasy, historical fiction, and romance, highly recommended.』 『Although her stubborn and independent nature rebels against the idea of an arranged marriage, Lysette Duncan cannot deny her attraction to her suitor, the handsome and charming Colwyn. However, when a jealous rival uses sorcery to transport Lysette from the 18th century to the year 2005, fighting her desire for her intended will be the last of Lysette's problems. When Colwyn travels to the future to bring Lysette home the pair soon find themselves in a race against time to escape from the 21st century and return to their proper time and place. L.D. Skinner's debut novel is an adventurous, passionate story sure to entertain readers.』 タイトル『 Lady of the Two Lands >
『 Lady of the Two Lands >
Elizabeth Delisi
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price：$49.99
NovelBooks, Inc.
Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (Lady Of The Two Lands) 『Harriet Williams (Hattie) is an artist from Chicago. She gets a job creating illustrations for the Museum's Egyptian curator Thomas Harris' new book about Ancient Egypt. The illustrations are progressing quite well except for the face of Hatshepsut, a female Pharaoh. In order to get her in the right frame of mind Thomas allows Hattie access to an ancient necklace that once belonged to Hatshepsut. However, upon touching the necklace, Hattie is transported to Ancient Egypt where she must pretend she is Hatshepsut in order to save the Pharaoh's stepson and heir apparent to the Egyptian throne from a traitor that threatens to murder the boy.
Lady of Two Lands is a wonderfully entertaining time travel romance. The author does a lovely job of showing contrast in daily life, attitudes towards women, and material possessions between modern day and Ancient Egyptian times by integrating interesting bits and pieces of real history into the story. Moreover, whenever the author deviates from these realities, she explains how these deviations could have occurred. These aspects add an extra aspect of depth and realness to the storyline and add a deeper understanding of the reasons that the romantic relationship is forbidden further increasing the anticipation of the potential romance.』
(Great Read!) 『Elizabeth Delisi's LADY OF THE TWO LANDS is an interesting time-travel that takes us back to the time of Hatshepsut and her royal architect, Senemut.
The story plays off the true facts of the female pharaoh's reign and the suspected romance between her and Senemut.
Research shows that Hatshepsut did indeed rule the two lands of upper and lower Egypt, and her temple was one of the most beautiful ever created, though after her death, many images of her were destroyed in an apparent attempt to erase her memory from history.
What Ms. Delisi tells is her version of the rule, and concentrates on the relationship between the female pharaoh and the man she trusted more than any other, Senemut. It is a very carefully rendered insight into the lives of both and the relationship that ensues.
LADY OF THE TWO LANDS is a well-researched story that will take you back in time to an ancient Egypt where magic was never doubted and the impossible made possible.
Sheri L. McGathy ~:.*.:~~:.*.:~May the magic always brighten your world~:.*.:~~:.*.:~』
(Lady Of The Two Lands by Elizabeth Delisi) 『Elizabeth Delisi's LADY OF THE TWO LANDS is rich with details of ancient Egypt through the eyes of a heroine, Hattie Williams, who travels through time to become the Pharaoh of the two lands of Egypt. The story captures the romance and intrigue as Hattie and Senemut uncovers the murderous plot against the Pharaoh and Prince Tuthmosis. When reading the story, I felt drawn to the glory of ancient Egypt. I would recommend this book to those who are fascinated with the lifestyles of great Egyptian rulers. Although the plot was slightly predictable, the story was quite engaging and has inspired me to do more research on Pharaoh, Hatshepsut and Prince Tuthmosis.
Reviewed by CCR's Gracia Mason』
(I cannot express how good this one is.) 『Harriet "Hattie" Williams was an artist. She was hired by the Egyptian Curator of a museum to sketch illustrations for his book about Hatshepsut, the first female Pharaoh to rule ancient Egypt.
While holding a necklace that had once belonged to the famous ruler, Hattie's essence was sent backward in time thirty-five hundred years to reside in Queen Hatshepsut's body.
Hatshepsut was poisoned during the funeral of her husband. She searched her relatives through the millennia and selected Hattie to be the one to help her. Hattie was to temporarily BE Hatshepsut. Hattie's duties were to protect the stepson, eight-year-old Prince Tuthmosis, (heir to the throne) and determine the identity of the betrayer. Once done, Hattie would return to her own time and body.
Hattie was not really given a choice. Thus she wanted only to complete her tasks and return home. Hattie found one person she somehow knew she could trust named Senemut. He was the tutor of Hatshepsut's little daughter, Princess Neferure. Promoted a highly honored position and given the title "Steward of Amun", he became not only Hattie's trusted advisor, but also her love.
***** I cannot tell you how WONDERFUL this story is! The author managed to make the story come alive. The characters seemed REAL. The tale is fast paced and the reader will not become bored. It is available in various electronic formats AND in paperback. Highly recommended! *****』
(Very interesting) 『I just finished reading Elizabeth Delisi's LADY OF THE TWO LANDS. An interesting time-travel that takes us back to the time of Hatshepsut and her royal architect, Senemut.
The story plays off the true facts of the female pharaoh's reign and the suspected romance between her and Senemut.
Research shows that Hatshepsut did indeed rule the two lands of upper and lower Egypt, and her temple was one of the most beautiful ever created, though after her death, many images of her were destroyed in an apparent attempt to erase her memory from history.
What Ms. Delisi tells is her version of the rule, and concentrates on the relationship between the female pharaoh and the man she trusted more than any other, Senemut. It is a very carefully rendered insight into the lives of both and the relationship that ensues.
LADY OF THE TWO LANDS is a well-researched story that will take you back in time to an ancient Egypt where magic was never doubted and the impossible made possible.
Sheri L. McGathy ~:.*.:~~:.*.:~May the magic always brighten your world~:.*.:~~:.*.:~ ...』
『One minute, Hattie Williams is in a museum, sketching a gold necklace that belonged to Hatshepsut, first female Pharaoh of Egypt; and the next, she's lying in a room too archaic to be the museum, with a breathtakingly handsome, half-naked man named Senemut bending over her.
Hattie soon discovers she's been thrust into the body and life of Hatshepsut, with no way back to her own time. Tuthmosis, the heir to the throne, hates her; the High Priest of Amun and the commander of the army want to kill her and Tuthmosis; and the best bathroom facilities in the country are the equivalent of a cat-box.
To make matters more difficult, she's falling helplessly in love with Senemut, and soon, she's not sure she even wants to return home. To protect Tuthmosis from assassination, the lovers arrange to put Hattie on the throne. But, what should she do when she suddenly finds herself, an obscure artist from Chicago, crowned ruler of all Egypt?』
price：$18.95
Studio Publishing
Usually ships in 24 hours Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (Couldn't Put It Down) 『"An Ordinary Hero" by Debra Feldman succeeds on many levels. I was looking for a historically-based novel that delved into the emotions felt by soldiers in Vietnam, a new view of the issues dealt with by Tracy Kidder in "My Detachment". What I found was much different, but I couldn't put it down until I finished.
"An Ordinary Hero" is about "Reweavers" who travel back in time to correct mistakes. Feldman's powerful characters get second chances. They can create an alternate history, if hints provided by the Reweavers allow them to avoid moral lapses that sent them down the wrong path the first time.
Is this book a mystery; is it science fiction; or perhaps it's a mystical parable about the consequences of moral lapses? Don't worry about classifying this novel - just enjoy it.
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(Who is the hero of your life) 『Part sci-fi thriller, mystery, war saga and love story, "An Ordinary Hero" is an extraordinary novel that succeeds on many levels. Debra Feldman has weaved a fascinating story of time travel and the power of the human spirit in her debut novel that takes us from the 1930's to 2011 and back again with rich characters who never cease to surprise. Particularly engaging is her chronicling of the dedicated soldiers of Vietnam, five of whom play a pivotal role in the story.』
(Sharp) 『Be sharp when you read this one. Everything is connected in some way and history is not static. What does baking pies in modern day New Hampshire have to do with kids skipping stones in the 1938 and the Vietnam War? All I have to say is, be nice to your kids because you may need them to go back in time and drag you out of a Southeast Asian jungle.』 『Who becomes a hero? Where does their story really start -- the beginning or the end? Is the past unchangeable? Has the future already happened? Is Time a constant or, like Albert Einstein said, all relative, with past, present and future coexisting? In the midst of the Vietnam war, five unlikely firneds join forces to answer those questions and unmask a traitor -- the Brasshole responsible for orchestrating two suicide missions, hundreds dead. A legend joined to a story, meant to guide the friends, was sent from the past into the future and back again, but remained an unsolved puzzle for generations. Only by working together, utilizing bits of information they each possess, can the friends decipher the ancient tale and discover that their friendship was not random, nor have they each simply been lucky in war. Time has manipulated their lives, aided and protected them, marking one for travel to the past, so that, that which is meant to be can be preserved. Time's goal? For them to arrive at a future they are promised has already happened. What bits of the past will ultimately remain and what will have been the cost of preserving it? Only a hero knows.』 タイトル『 At Midnight (Ballad Romances) >
『 At Midnight (Ballad Romances) >
『 Fire With Fire: Hope Chest (Ballad Romances) >
『 Fire With Fire: Hope Chest (Ballad Romances) >
『 Stolen Hearts >
『 Stolen Hearts >
『 Enchantment: Hope Chest (Ballad Romances) >
『 Enchantment: Hope Chest (Ballad Romances) >
『 Grand Design: The Hope Chest (Ballad Romances) >
『 Grand Design: The Hope Chest (Ballad Romances) >
『 The Bride of Time >
Maura Mckenzie
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price：$10.00
Zebra
Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (Great Book , but an important link is missing) 『I liked this book very much and I loved the series with the exception of book four "Stolen Hearts." At Midnight had so many elements that I could not put it down. It is a murder mystery, time travel, love story and the end of a series. It was sexy, dramatic and spellbinding. The only problem I had was the short epilogue on Esme Sparrow whose destiny makes the other stories happen. I would have loved to have a sixth book about Esme. The loss of this important link is impossible to rectify without telling her complete story. I gave this four stars not for the story itself, but for the way the series ended. What a missed opportunity.』
(A Page-Turner) 『A fantatic romantic mystery/murder that will take you back in time.』
(A Great Read) 『I am normally not much for time-travel books, but as I know this author I decided to give it a try. The story of Jared and Trish (Mac)is just great. I did not read the other books in the series and I don't feel cheated. Although a few characters from previous stories in the series do appear I feel this story stands on its own. A modern day girl sent back to the late 1800 in a classic fish out of water story. Jared is a Pinkerton detective searching for a serial killer. There is a twist, the killer travels back and forth between Mac's time and Jared's killing young, pure girls in both times. This stories offers lively and humourous dialogue between all the characters and Mac, a great romance, and suspense which makes this a real page turner.』
(This was a nice ending to the series) 『I really liked the author's writing style. The book was fun to read and it was a nice ending to the series. The only thing I wish that was different with the series on whole was instead of the reasoning behind the hope chest and Miss Sparrow being explained in a page and a half epilogue, I believe that deserved a whole novel of it's own.』
price：$6.99
Love Spell
Usually ships in 24 hours Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (Valentine's Day and all that jazz) 『I'm a sucker for Jazz-Age music and styles, and when I first heard about this book, I was itching to find it. The tale is light and witty, and like a Damon Runyon story of Guys and Dolls, it never takes itself too seriously, which makes the twist involving VR at the end a little more credible. I think I knew all along something was up with the time-travel mechanics, but I rode with the story and while it's certainly not F. Scott Fitzgerald (though he does make a cameo appearance), it's a fun read if you like a good romance with enough historical color to put you in the mood.』
(what a waste of time!) 『The previous reviewers were far too generous in my opinion. This book was TERRIBLE! The plot was plodding and highly unbelievable. The humor was slight to totally non-existent (and stupid as well). And the characters were as unsympathetic as you can imagine-I didn't care anything about any of them. I LOVE time travel romances in general but this one left me cold as well as $7.00 in the hole. What a waste of my time and money. I thought this book would be much better.』
(Disappointed!) 『I truly wanted to like this book; I looked forward to buying it. I love time travel romances, however, I found this one lacking in many areas. I found the plot to be ho-hum, not very interesting. The characters, except for one from 1929, weren't that endearing or likeable-I didn't care what happened to them! The book is littered with modern slang and cliches, so much so that it was annoying. The book's attempts at being funny and comedic seemed contrived to me as though the author tried too hard at being funny. The only good parts of the book took place when the female character from 1929 was involved in the action. Other than that, it wasn't as good as I expected it to be. The ending is a real letdown! Rent the book from the library is you must read it; don't buy it. Oh,well. Not a total waste of time but not a good read, either.』
(fine satirical time travel romantic suspense) 『Journalist Dora Duncan resolves to avoid dangerous assignments, drop her boyfriend Nick who apparently dropped her already without informing her as he no longer calls, e-mails etc., and especially no longer wait for her sweetheart on Valentine's Day. At work and at love, she is disenchanted.
The FBI recruits Dora on a dangerous assignment though they do not like using civilians. They want her to travel back in time to February 1929 to prevent Nick, already there, from changing history. She agrees and in a blink of an eye she and a rodent go back to 1929 Chicago. There she finds herself in a wild scenario as her new boyfriend is a mobster who adores her feet and another gangster wants her in his bed; she has not had as many sexual opportunities in her entire adult life mostly in the next century. Still the mission is simple keep Nick out of the St. Valentine's Day massacre.
This fine satirical time travel romantic suspense will please sub-genre readers due to the solid intelligent characterizations. Dora and her ratty companion behave like fish out of water and the people she meets are eccentric caring individuals who happen to be on the illegal side of Prohibition. As Marianne Mancusi did with the frivolous fun frolic, A CONNECTICUT FASHIONISTA IN KING ARTHUR'S COURT, WHAT, NO ROSES? is a delightfully amusing lighthearted romp.
Harriet Klausner 』 『Unless Dora Duncan can stop it, it's going to be another St. Valentine's Day Massacre. A year ago, her (now ex) boyfriend Nick stood her up at the worst possible moment. That was when she gave up important TV reporting for stories like "Too Stressed for Sex." And though such clips have a certain relevance, things have been a whole lot quieter. Too quiet. Until now.
Now she's gotta go back in time (don't ask!) and stop that very same Nick from messing up the time-space continuum. She has to travel back to a place where everybody speaks easy and cuts a rug-and this Chicago ain't no musical. Here, there are tommy guns and torpedoes, guys and dolls, gin joints, flappers, stoolies, rats and a whole lot more; and prohibition means anything but no.
Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (a very good book) 『Well I read this book in one afternoon. I really enjoyed it. I am used to time travel books but most tend to go back to Midevil England or Scotland and go back many hundreds of years. This one goes back to 1887 America. Our heroine is a modern day woman who is cleaning and restorying a portrait of Dimitri Karakov, a Prince who was killed at the Chesterfield, a posh hotel now in ruins. She is strangly drawn to the Chesterfield and the painting. She can actually feel Dimitri's warm skin when she touches it. She is so facinated by the Chesterfield that when she goes there and finds a bent name plate that belongs to the painting she is transported back in time to the Chesterfield of old. She is greeted like they knew she was coming and she ends up meeting Dimitri. He is to be king someday and must fight his growing attraction for her. She is there she believes to save his life and keeps trying to warn him. He also must keep his feelings of jealously hidden. His brother Alexi is quite fond of Cynda and since he is the second son can marry whom he likes.
Cynda isfired after Dimitri makes a complaint and he is sorry to have caused her a loss decides to have him paint his portrait, the portrait. They spend many hours at it and become closer and closer. He loves her spirit and her soul and she loves to make him smile and see him at ease.
Together they must overcome thier stations in life and unseen dangers to be together. Along the way we encounter others that may have traveled through time as well. This is the third book in the series and I am going to go back and read the first two and then await the fourth.』
(I don't care what the 3 star reviewer this is a great read) 『Maybe I really fell in love with this book because I have read the first 2 books in the hope chest series. But I really liked this a lot. I think how Dimitri acted when he was told that Cynda was from the future. He didn't believe her and he didn't want to hear stories about the future. That is realistic. If somebody came up to me and said they were from the future I wouldn't believe them either. This is a good book and is worth reading.』
(Not too bad, but...) 『Overall the book was a good read. However, there were two major faults in the story that really stuck out like a sore thumb. Number one - when Cynda finally tells Dimitri she is from the future, not only does he not believe her at all, he doesn't even ask any questions about it even if just to test her. Even when they become lovers and all the way up until she gets shot with the bullet meant for him, he never believes her and it is not talked about. Give me a break. Even after she gets shot and he finally admits he believes her, the future is not talked about. This shows that the author has left out one huge factor of a human personality - curiosity, especially about something as out of this world as time travel. The second fault was that the main characters made love in detail so many times it was beginning to get boring. In most romances, the first time or two are detailed, which they need to be, and then after that, unless it is being used as main event part of the story, an author can summarize over it and not go into the whole thing again and again. However, the storyline kept you reading which saves this book from being 2 stars.』
(A whimsical escape -- Recommended) 『There's something winningly whimsical and marvelously magical about the premise of the power of a hope chest and equinoxes winging characters across time to find healing and love. A hope chest found in the historic Chesterfield, now undergoing renovation provides the focal point for this series. In Karen Fox's GRAND DESIGN, the third book of the Hope Chest miniseries, it's the nameplate from a portrait that carries frustrated artist Cynda Madison back in time to find her love.
Cynda Madison finds a strikingly handsome face beneath the years of filth in a portrait she's been commissioned to restore. Her own artwork lacks the sweeping passion apparent in every brush stroke, leaving her wishing for such bold zeal. When she's swept back in time, Cynda immediately recognizes Prince Dimitri Karakov from the portrait, finding the living man even sexier than the portrait. Her warnings of danger, however, fall on deaf ears when she tries to warn him that he's to die on December 12th.
Duty comes before pleasure for Prince Dimitri Karakov, even when it comes to Cynda. He wearies of the husband hunting vixens at the Chesterfield, where he's accompanying his grandmother while she takes in the healing waters. Cynda brings a welcome respite with her forthright, direct speech and lack of flirtatiousness. While she's much too forward for a servant, her intelligence and quick-wittedness makes her irresistible. When his younger brother shows interest in Cynda, Dimitri's unprepared for his overwhelming jealousy. Too bad he's been pledged since birth to a proper woman for a Prince.
Readers who enjoyed the previous two installments of this miniseries as well as fans of author Karen Fox's PRINCE OF CHARMING will thrill to this newest offering, GRAND DESIGN. As in PRINCE OF CHARMING, Fox brings her love of painting to GRAND DESIGN, when a portrait wings this heroine back in time. With her characteristic ingenuity, Fox paints a blend of the fantastic and the mundane, bringing enormous passion to her canvas in this portrait of love. Favorite secondary characters of this miniseries seamlessly connect the novel to the other parts of the miniseries, in addition to introducing two willful, strong-minded main characters. A playful, lighthearted read, GRAND DESIGN is perfect reading for an afternoon. Recommended.』
『THE PERFECT PRINCE CHARMING Restoring old paintings for Hope Springs' Historical Society isn't exactly what frustrated artist Cynda Madison wants from her career. And yet, she has no idea just how challenging her job will become when she begins work on the damaged portrait of handsome Prince Dimitri Karakov. Moved when she learns that he was tragically killed at The Chesterfield, Cynda decides to investigate his death. Then she finds the painting's tarnished nameplate in an old hope chest, and is instantly swept back in time to 1887, where she meets the prince himself--very much alive and disturbingly attractive. Cynda knows she must prevent Dimitri's death to return to her own life...but can she prevent herself from falling in love?』
price：$16.95
iUniverse, Inc.
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Gifted journalist Cass Roberts enjoys her well-ordered life in San Francisco, yet the recent departure of her fickle lover has left her yearning for a man to be her life partner, one who will complement her zest for adventure and her creative spirit. When she leaves her San Francisco coterie of would-be partners and travels to her childhood home in Oregon, she enjoys long afternoons taping her family’s stories as recalled by her Aunt Gin and unexpectedly meets Phil, a local man of many talents who arouses Cass’s romantic interest.
In the lush Oregon woods, Cass reluctantly begins to open herself to new experiences and to romance. Yet her dreams become ever more disturbing, especially as she learns about a distant relative named Emmeline, who married against her parents’ wishes and whose body was never found after the massive earthquake of 1906. This mystery pervades Cass’s violent dreams and leads her to challenging adventures and entirely new ways of envisioning her life, her dreams, and her love.
By combining romance and an intriguing mystery,Magnitude 8.3shares the thrilling tale of one woman’s relentless pursuit of self-discovery and of a love to last through the ages.』
Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (So Bad it makes you weep! No Research weak weak weak) 『When I saw the title of this book and then read the back cover I was so excited! But then I began to read the book. This author did no research, how do I know? She claimed a Peasant blouse and broomstick skirt would have been okay to wear as undies in 1500's England.
It is obvious that the author has gone to Renaissance Faires, by her discriptions, and I guess to her it might seem like a great place to do research. However? It is not, Checking out extant clothing of the time, researching museums would have made this book a better read, I know I am being a Snark for stating the authenticity sucks.... but it does in fact suck royally!
#1. The cover is horrible, it does not show man of the time period in question, but a modern guy in a badly done outfit....
#2. Herione who is supposed to be a "textile expert" and an embroiderer. Yet she does not know the Renaissance Faire get up is not what would be seen at QE 1's court.
#3. She was making a dress in satin in PURPLE! What kind of Satin? We are never told, but she is a TEXTILE EXPERT!!
#4. Elizabeth's gowns are documented, She never owned a 'purple' gown, She did have"Mulberry" gowns which was a kind of burgundy. No purple EVER. It would have taken no more than 20 minutes of research to find out that fact.
I would have liked to have known more about the people involved in this fantasy, Mary Bolyen did have 2 male children of Henry VIII, surprising that they never surfaced to try for the throne. History is astounding in the real vs fantasy we can take it too.
But this author did not take it very far and it was limited by her own lack of knowledge of her subject.
I am glad this book was only a Buck for me, and I wish I had not purchased it but borrowed it from the library.
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(Captivating, suspenseful...may i rate this book a 10?) 『This book was just plain amazing...Sharon Reynolds and Richard Graniville had a powerful chemistry. I absolutely loved the setting, the 16th century Elizibethian time. I feared for Richard, when the queen found out about his plot with the catholics to evict her from the throne and locked him in the tower of london. I really enjoyed the part when Sharon finally told Richard that she was from the future. The ending of the the book was a complete surprise to me! I figured you know just "happy ever after" but it was more than happy ever after. If I go on, this page will not be able to fit any other reviews. Know this: this book is a definate plus! it was captivating, suspenseful, romantic I couldn't put it down for a second! get your self a copy. It is worth it!!!』
(Romance is a bit graphic.) 『It really is a great story - for that I would have given it 5 stars. I found the "romantic" parts a bit too graphic though. I certainly wouldn't want a teenager or my Mom reading this.』
(QUEEN ELIZABETH OR KING RICHARD?) 『With her third time travel novel, Terri Brisbin once again captures the hearts of her fans. Ms. Brisbin is fast becoming a force with which to reckon in the time travel genre.
Thirty year old Sharon Reynolds, head curator for the historical costume and fabric collection of the Chicago Museum, is in an old manor house in London, England, examining a collection of clothing purported to be from the Elizabethan period. While doing so, she discovers a piece of parchment dated 1560 A.D. concealed in one of the gowns, the written contents of which, had it been discovered back then, would have had the power to change history as we know it. In her excitement to share this find with her colleagues, Sharon stumbles into a small, hidden room and finds herself transported to sixteenth century Elizabethan England.
There, she is providentially mistaken for one of Queen Elizabeth's seamstresses. She meets up with the Queen's stable master, the handsome and charming Richard Granville, illegitimate son of Henry VIII and half brother to Queen Elizabeth I. Attracted to him, she finds herself falling in love with him before she realizes that the parchment she holds has the power to change his fate, as well as that of Elizabeth and England, forever.
This is a wonderfully inventive time travel tale, replete with political intrigues, plot twists, and characters who charm the reader. The author masterfully weaves a tapestry of events that will keep the reader turning the pages of this book.』
(Great Book!) 『I really enjoyed this book! I thought the ending was especially wonderful...romantic and yet a total surprise. Too often a person can figure out exactly what is going to happen in the end of a romance. Not with Terri Brisbin's books -- Don't miss this wonderful love story!』 『Modern day textiles expert Sharon Reynolds discovers a bit of parchment with an astounding piece of information regarding the true heir to Henry VIII's throne. Before she knows it, she is swept back in time and into the arms of Richard Grenville, Queen Elizabeth's stable master-and the man who should be king.』
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