< Five Star Expressions - Witch Angel (Five Star Expressions) >
Trana Mae Simmons
price:$26.95
Five Star
Usually ships in 24 hours customer 's review (Dual Personalities -- How Can An Angel Be A Witch!)  
(fun fantasy romance)     I'm sure you've heard of the Bell Witch in Adams, Tennessee, who carrys a lantern and walks the train tracks. Well it is of slightly more modern vintage than this one from the Civil War in Louisiana. Tana is a witch woman who talks to the other side and is able to control the cpirit world.
In 1875, a time machine lands at the Chenaie plantation to claim ownership. Something like 'Somewhere in Time,' only this witch ghost has gone back in time to clear something up concerning the happenings there at the old antebellum mansion with the fancy cupola on the top. She claims to be from the future, 2005. "You said that time travel's impossible. Yet, here I am, a dimension that's not supposed to exist -- with people who have been long dead in my time. If it's impossible, how did it happen to me? How else would she be here?
Basil, an elusive ghost, who pulls shenanigans; it's thought he stuck around to be near the family graves as he couldn't stop grieving after his wife died. "Time don't matter when a man loves a woman." He had been seventy-two when his granddaughter, Shaia, was born. Now, he has called her back to meet the man she will love, just as he had loved her grandmother. Jake told her, "You mentioned other dimensions, and some people do believe those exist. One of those is a totally unexplainable dimension, but almost every cultlure has mad a stab at setting forth a rational theory on it. Everything has to be taken on faith, though, because no one alive can tell us what it's like in reality."
Francesca (I always though of Waller's (BRIDGES OF MADISON COUNTY) as a 'fallen angel') is a good name for a guardian angel. She looks after the angel witch in the countryside of Spanish moss hanging from the tall, tall trees. Southern gentlemen don't abandon ladies in distress. "That he had come for her, admitted their argument had disturbed him so deeply, and now confessed to the same feelings. This man from across time was everything to her -- everything she could have wished for herself."
This is a nice little ghost story for Halloween. Many artificial ghosts and goblins will be traversing the neighborhoods and countryside soon to have fun on the Devil's Night. One young woman told me she has put together a costume of a dark fairy (red&black with a little silver mixed in); she loves unicorns and fairies, but not Tinker Bell. Which brings us back to the Bell witch. If you are not familiar with it, do some research and regale your friends with your knowledge. In 2005 Guardian Angel Sylvia suffers from battle fatigue syndrome after fifteen years on earth trying to help crazy human Jackie. She asks her boss Superior Guardian Angel Francesca for a vacation, but her reaction is one of disbelief as angels do not take vacations. However following Janine's latest insanity behind a wheel, Francesca agrees that she and Sylvia need to go on sabbatical to an easier quieter era. She selects 1875.
In 2005, architectural restorationist Alaynia Mirabeau drives her rental from Baton Rouge to her new home Chenaie that she inherited form her late aunt and not been occupied for five years. However, something weird happens and she ends up in a ditch with no paved road in sight. Shain St. Clair sees her and tries to help the reluctant strange female who claims his estate is hers although he sees a horseless carriage for the first time. As they become acquainted they fall in love, but she came from the future because Basil the ghost wanted to stop her plans to renovate his home while two angels insist he send her back where she belongs.
WITCH ANGEL is a fun fantasy romance that lampoons the recent flood of angelic matchmakers. The story line contains five solid characters the displaced but mortal lovers, the crusty ghost, and the pair of not vacationing angels. Readers will take immense delight as the angels argue with the free will ghost to return the heroine to her times even while they debate between themselves how nicely Alaynia and Shain seem together.
Harriet Klausner
Superior Guardian Angel Francesca is aghast when Sylvia, one of her angels, asks for . . . of all things . . . a vacation! On consideration, Franny takes Sylvia's protestations of stress to heart and agrees they will both take a short leave in an earlier, less-stressful time, 1875 Louisiana. In 2005, Alaynia Mirabeau is thrilled when she inherits Chenaie, a southern plantation, from her aunt. Disillusioned with both her professional and love lives, she leaves Boston to examine the plantation and possibly move there. In 1875, Shain St. Clair is having enough trouble already trying to save Chenaie from the Yankee carpetbaggers. Then a strange time machine lands practically in his lap and a gorgeous woman who insists she owns Chenaie complicates matters even more. Alaynia is obviously mentally off, but despite his reservations about her, southern gentlemen do not abandon ladies in distress. As they watch over her, Franny and Sylvia encounter Basil, a ghost who has transported Alaynia back to the past for his own purposes. As Alaynia and Shain deal with the sabotage at Chenaie and their growing love, Franny and Sylvia try to reason with Basil. Eventually, matters come to a head. Will all right itself both at Chenaie and in the angel world in the end?Trana Mae Simmons lives in a historical town in East Texas. (20050501)
< Forever Rose (Time Passages) >
< Yesteryear's Love (Time Passages) >
< Silver Tomorrows (Time Passages Romance) >
< This Time Together (Time Passages Series) >
< Heaven's Time (Time Passages Series , No 12) >
< An Echo in Time (Time Passages Romance Series) >
Janet Wellington
price:$10.00
Jove
customer 's review (not as good as it could have been) 
(Forever Rose Review)    
(Great Time Travel)   
(An engrossing read)    
(Forever Rose)     I like time travel romances but this one kinda left me cold. I felt like the characters could have been developed more. I would have liked a bit more substance to both the hero and the heroine. I liked them but I didn't really get to know them.This story starts off with the heroine, Taylor Rose, a school nurse, traveling on a train to get back home to San Diego in modern times. She falls asleep and when she awakens and gets off the train she is back in the year 1888. She adapts really fast to her new surroundings, a little to quickly for me. She meets the hero, Jackson, the bartender by accident. He thinks that Taylor is a man because of her pants and short hair. She over hears him making plans to kill Wyatt Earp, his boss. She is shocked and confused about what to do. Her dead father speaks to her and guides her through this situation. She ends up taking care of a madams garden and everyone is now calling her Rose. Jackson falls for Rose and she for him but this murderous plot is in the way of their happiness. I think that this could have been really great and I would have enjoyed it more if it just gave the characters more life. I really enjoyed this book. Although I'm a long time San Diego resident, I had no idea that Wyatt Earp figured in my town's history so it was nice to learn something new. Overall, the book was well-researched and well-written and a pleasure to read. It's July 4th and Taylor Rose is visiting the Del Mar Fair--a fair that Taylor and her late father use to attend every year. Since her father's death, Taylor has always felt his presence with her as she enjoyed the fair and reminisced about past fairs. This time it's different. Taylor has a couple of unusual experiences that lead her to a Clairvoyant's tent for a palm reading. The woman who predicts her future foretells of a trip that will lead her to adventure and more. The thought of an adventure excites Taylor, but she takes the reading in stride and decides to take a vacation to get away from San Diego for a while.I'm not going to give away how the time travel happens, but I will say I liked the wonderfully, eerie feel it had as Taylor stepped onto the streets of San Diego in 1888. With clues and his voice, her father guides her to the reason she has been brought 1888. The author has Taylor working for her keep in an unusual place while she is there, and she meets some interesting characters like Wyatt Earp, his young wife, and Jackson, their bartender. Taylor feels an emotional and physical attraction to Jackson, and experiencing the same feelings, Jackson finds himself confused. Forever Rose is a passionate romance about a young woman, whose love for her parents allows her, and them, to reach beyond spiritual barriers to help others, as well as themselves. Warning: The passionate scenes between Jackson and Taylor are a little past the norm. At the back of the book, Ms. Wellington gives a brief history lesson that is connected to her western time travel. I found it interesting and enlightening and wished I had found it before I started reading the story. I think I would have enjoyed it even more knowing that most of what she wrote about actually existed at one time. Janet Wellington has written an engrossing story with captavating and well-drawn characters. This one is a page-turner. The book was great, I wish I could meet a handsome bartender at a local saloon and his name was Jackson. I'd by another book by Janet Wellington, her writing is GREAT I really liked Taylor Rose Martin, if I had a daughter that would be her name. Modern Santa Barbara. When Taylor Rose Martin visits the local county fair, a clairvoyant tells her that she is about to embark on a passion-filled journey--a prediction she certainly isn't silly enough to believe. After all, Taylor is an independent woman who has never had the time or the temperament for love affairs. But she has a change of heart when she is drawn back into the past...San Diego, 1888. While trying to discover the reason for her trip through time, Taylor falls for Jackson, a handsome bartender at a local saloon--and is horrified to learn that he is plotting to assassinate Wyatt Earp. She soon gets a hint of her purpose in the past, but she is preoccoupied by her growing affection for Jackson--and wonders whether his attraction to her is stronger than his desire for vengeance... Rerations < Forever Rose (Time Passages) >
< Yesteryear's Love (Time Passages) >
< Silver Tomorrows (Time Passages Romance) >
< This Time Together (Time Passages Series) >
< Heaven's Time (Time Passages Series , No 12) >
freaks
< Forget Me Not >
Linda George
price:$11.86
Linda George
< Friends and Lovers >
Toni Lynn Pelletier
price:$16.00
Write to Print
Usually ships in 24 hours customer 's review (Written by a 15 year old) 
(Put Me Out Of My Misery!) This book is not bad considering it was self published by a 15 year old. There are some typos and the imagination of a young girl in puberty leaves much to be desired. But the author had to start somewhere. In the end, it is enjoyable when the facts are known. Read the bio first. Normally it is only the homeless that pick through trash, but after reading Pelletier's porn, cardboard box here I come!! I might as well have taken the [money] I spent on this book and wiped my [behind] with it. The first major downfall of the novel is that it was written. Secondly, the author either has a sick mind or lives vicarously through the protagonist (or more than likely, both). If only time travel were possible like it is in the book, I would go back 4 hours and not have to read this garbage (I'm wondering if I still have my receipt!).If you are still debating whether or not to purchase this book, let me give you some suggestions of activities that will be a better use of your time: 1) Walk into oncoming traffic 2) Shave your legs with a chainsaw 3) Try and hold your breath for an hour 4) Watch "Waterworld" three times in a row You get my drift? Now you might be wondering why I read the entire book if it was so bad. With every turn of the page, I thought "this CANNOT get any worse", well folks, IT DID. Thank god for Ritalin! It's moments like this that I wish to god I was illiterate. I was against book burning until today.
< A Glimpse of Forever (Timeswept) >
< A Cry at Midnight (Timeswept) >
< Circles in Time (Timeswept) >
< Night Visitor (Timeswept) >
< Touched By Time (Zebra Regency Romance) >
< A Love Beyond Time (Love Spell) >
Linda O. Johnston
price:$10.42
Love Spell
customer 's review (Romance was too rushed)  From the back cover:
The Seer...
Her wagon train stranded on the Spanish Trail, pioneer Abby Wynne searched the heavens for rain. Gifted with visionary powers, Abby sensed a man in another time gazing at the same night sky. But even she could not forsee that she would journey to the future and into the arms of her soul mate.
The Stargazer...
Widower Mike Danziger had escaped the L.A. lights for the Painted Desert, but nothing prepared him for a beauty as radiant as the doe-eyed woman he found. His intellect couldn't accept her incredible story, but her warm kiss eased the longing in his heart.
A Glimpse Of Forever...
Caught between two eras bridged only by their love, Mike and Abby fought to stay together, even as the past beckoned Abby back to save those trapped on the trail. Was their passsion a destiny written in the stars, or only a fleeting glimpse of paradise?
And my review:
The time-travel aspect of this book was quite well done. Since most time-travel stories involve a character going into the past (where they at least have an idea of how things work), this one was a story where the heroine travelled into the future. Unlike some writers who attempt time-travel romance, she had a compelling explanation as to how the heroine had travelled through time (something that is often annoyingly vague in other time-travel books).
The author did a good job of showing Abby's fascination with our time. Many time-travel books have a character travel through time and then just accept it as if such an occurance is no big deal. That wasn't the case here, much to my enjoyment. It also made me appreciate how much easier we have things now, like hot running water and electricity, as well as grocery stores, indoor plumbing, cars, antibiotics....well, the list goes on.
However, I felt that the romance aspect of this book was very rushed and weak. When it was in its earliest stages, just starting to develop, the time felt right for the hero and heroine to have their first kiss. Instead, they end up having sex. I felt so cheated by this. First of all, they barely knew each other (especially considering how standoffish the hero was) and secondly, the heroine was a proper woman from 1858! No way would a sheltered virgin from that era just spread her legs for a man who's practically a stranger with no hint of commitment. It was just too out of character.
After that, I lost interest in the story. There was a mystery plot, but I didn't care enough about it to bother finishing the book. I read romance for the love story, and this one was a big disappointment. Glimpsing a mysterious man from another time, psychic pioneer Abby Wynne is swept away from her wagon train and spirited to twentieth-century Los Angeles, where she encounters widower Mike Danziger. Rerations < A Glimpse of Forever (Timeswept) >
< A Cry at Midnight (Timeswept) >
< Circles in Time (Timeswept) >
< Night Visitor (Timeswept) >
< Touched By Time (Zebra Regency Romance) >
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< Golden Horus >
Sylvia Shults
price:$14.90
Xlibris Corporation
customer 's review (Culture Shock is an Option)
(Time Travel with Tutankhamun)   
(Time Travel at It's Best!)     First, Tutankhamen was Akhenaten's son not his brother.
Not being a scientist, I'm not sure if time travel is possible; I rather doubt that it is. It can make for good stories, but not this one.
Apparently the author has never heard of culture shock. If it were possible for King Tut to have gone (by magic, no less!) to late 20th Century America (and suddenly be able to speak English; he even gets to drive a car!), the culture shock would have been so severe that he would have gone catatonic. The Americans back in 18th Dynasty Egypt would have had almost as great a culture shock, plus being exposed to all kinds of diseases.
Can you image a police officer's reaction after pulling over a car and being told the passenger is King Tut?
As with many modern fiction writers, the author does not understand the ancient spirituality and mystique of kingship.
I truly enjoyed Golden Horus and finished the book in under two days. I just couldn't put it down. This is a well rewritten book with an interesting concept - what would an Ancient Egyptian think of 20th century America? How would he react to McDonalds, pizza, automatic doors, the large beer selection or cars? Slyvia Shults addresses this situation in Golden Horus when the Pharoah Tutankhamun accidentally travels forward in time and finds himself living 3700 years into the future.Shults' Tutankhamun is a very believable, assertive young man who is trying to comprehend his predicament. He is the ruler and living god of a long dead civilization whose remnants are found behind musuem glass. Religious worship, as he knows it, has been considered pagan for centuries. The societal hierarchy with which he has lived his whole life exists no longer - men and women as well as people at different socio-economic levels appear to treat each other with a degree of equality that Tutankhamun has never experienced. How should he both adjust and live in this new world? Tutankhamun turns to the three American friends he has made, Susan, a sucessful romance writer, John, a history professor, and Dr. Zenger, and Egyptologist, to guide him in his new life. I would suggest this book to anyone who enjoys historical fiction. While the details are not entirely accurate, the vast majority of Ancient Egyptian history is correct (as best we know it...)Shults' characters are engaging and memorable and I can assure you that life for Susan and John (and the reader too!)becomes interesting when Tutankhamun decides that he must find a way for them to experience the Ancient Egypt in which he grew up. One would think that in over forty years of reading romances, there would be little out there that I have not read and enjoyed. The first thing that sparked my interest in "Golden Horus" was the fact that Susan Delkirk was not only the heroine, but also a "Romance Writer" herself! The second being, this book is also about "Tutankhamen" an Egyptian Pharaoh. That in itself is so unique and refreshing to find in a time travel romance! Not only is this a great Time Travel romance friends, but also included are wonderful Mysteries, great historical drama, and last but not least, a romance lover's dream come ture. I can't give away the ending but just let me tell you that it is one that will leave you wanting to read more of Sylvia Shults books! Susan Delkirk is a historical romance writer who is about to start a romance of her own. Her research turns up a handsome stranger who will take her study of history to a new level. He is Tutankhamen, an Egyptian pharaoh who has accidentally travelled to our time. Susan helps him find his way back, but can she let him go?
< Hawk's Lady Love >
Holly Petersen
price:$27.44
PublishAmerica
What if your dreams came true? As if Holly’s life wasn’t stressful and chaotic enough, what with raising six kids alone, juggling work, family responsibilities, and dodging bill collectors, she can’t understand why she is being tormented with dreams about an Indian warrior, along with the overwhelming feeling that he desperately needsher. Wishing for her soul mate, she never dreams that she will be whisked back 130 years to find him! She is emotionally torn, wanting to be with the man she loves, but missing her family—what is she to do? WinterHawk is a proud Lakota warrior, a man consumed by hatred of the “white-eyes,”those responsible for the loss of his family—including the white woman that haunts his visions. When he discovers that she is real, he must confront feelings that he thought had died. Can Holly find her way home, yet forever remain…Hawk’s Lady Love?
< Hearts in Time >
Leslie Ann
price:$16.95
Infinity Publishing
Usually ships in 24 hours Elizabeth Williams finds herself thrown back in time, and literally meets the man of her dreams, Jesse Majors. Will the Civil War kill him? Could she get thrown back to her own time with out him?
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< Heaven's Reward (Zebra Splendor Historical Romances) >
< A Prayer And A Promise (Zebra Historical Romance) >
< Hearts Victorious >
< To Charm A Knight (Zebra Historical Romance) >
< Always Mine (Zebra Historical Romance) >
Marian Edwards
price:$1.11
Zebra
customer 's review (interesting twist to the time travel scene)  
(This is Absolutely the Best time travel I have EVER READ!!!)    
(Spellbound)    
(second worse book I read this year) 
(SIMPLY FANTASTIC!! WAITING BREATHLESSLY FOR THE SEQUEL!!)     This is the first book I've read by this author and it won't be the last. Marian Edwards brings to life two wonderful characters. She doesn't pull any punches about how life could be harsh in 1067 in Wales but still she shows that love can conquer all.This story actually begins in modern day with Regan, a handicapped woman and Drew her polital opponent die tragically in a plane crash. They die before thier time so they are put into the first two bodies that become available. that of Bronwyn, a beautiful Welsh rebel who has just murdered her new Norman husband Christophe. Christophe makes Bronwyn drink the same poisen and they both die only to be made whole again by the souls of Drew and Regan. Both remeber their former lives but don't realize who the other really is. They now must adjust to this harsh life and find what happiness they can. Everytime they seem to be getting closer to love something always drives them apart. I was on the edge of my seat with this book wondering what was going to happen next. There is some humor and a lot of tenderness in this book. I enjoyed the secondary characters for they made the story whole. I can't wait to read the sequel. Heaven's Return. Bronwyn of Lllangandfan is about to be married to the enemy, the Norman Lord Christophe Montgomery. Her father and brother convinces her to go through the ceremony, and after, to put poison in the wedding wine. They will provide her will an antedote to drink before hand. So terrified of this Norman and frightened by her abusive father and brother, she makes a mistake in the dosages and ends up killing the Norman as well as herself.Regan Carmicheal and Drew Daniels, are political opponets. But that doesn't stop them from remaining friends. On a flight to the next campaign stop, they both think to themselves that they are attracted to each other, respect each other, but have never found the time to really explore anything past their friendship. Suddenly their plane drops and crashes. Drew is able to get to his free, but Regan is held secure by her seat belt. No matter what they do, they cannot free her as the flames begins to engulf the plane. Regan pleads with Drew to leave her, thinking she would die at least know he lived on. Drew, regretting all their missed past chances, stays with her. He is not going to let this valiant woman die alone. After the plane explodes, Regan later awakes to find she is in strange place and dressed in a strange medieval costume. Worse, she is wife to a man who thinks she tried to poison him. What Regan does not know is as the life force of Bronwyn and Christophe blinked out, the Fates so touched by Regan's and Drew's self sacrifice, took pity on them and gave them another chance at finding love - as Bronwyn and Christopher!!!! WISE Writers and Readers TIME TRAVEL Book of the Year 2000 After reading Heaven Sent , I could hardly wait for Heavens Reward. Both books kept me reading until the late hours of the night after work. I was not disappointed and I have sense read more books by Marian Edwards. All I can say is Marian keep it up. I got intrigued by the cover summary (two people that knew each other in our time are sent back into the bodies of a medieval couple fighting each other due to the historical circumstances), but the book was poorly written. There is no real character development, no real character attributes (besides statements like "cared for others") that would make the couple recognize each other. It is only about the sex between a lovely woman and a brute of a man and about the mistrust between them. This has got to be one of the best books I have ever read. To think when I first read the synopsis I wasn't interested. I finished the book in one sitting. It was simply fantastic, I'm waiting breathlessly for the sequel. This is my first time reading a Marian Edwards book, but it won't be my last! Rerations < Heaven Sent (Zebra Splendor Historical Romances) >
< Heaven's Reward (Zebra Splendor Historical Romances) >
< A Prayer And A Promise (Zebra Historical Romance) >
< Hearts Victorious >
< To Charm A Knight (Zebra Historical Romance) >
freaks
< Historia del hombre con mas dinero del mundo >
Santiago R. Garcia Lakuntza
price:$39.35
Libros en Red
Usually ships in 24 hours Esta novela empieza cuando la fortuna del protagonista es cero y termina cuando se convierte en el hombre mas rico del mundo. Cuando visito Suecia se enamoro de sus costumbres y de su belleza. El le enseño "el gozo sublime", ella tardo mucho en aprenderlo, pero logro hacerlo para dar y sentir un gran placer.
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