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12 Signs You’ve Traveled Backwards in Time
By popular request from 10 Ways to Time Travel in Romance I present to you 12 Signs You’ve Traveled Backwards in Time. It sounds like English but you’ve no idea what is being said. This is called old...
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Top 10 Reasons to Travel to Victorian England
by Isabel Cooper, guest blogger and author of No Proper Lady When Joan, the heroine of No Proper Lady, finds herself back in Victorian England, she’s pretty happy about it. Sure, she takes issue with...
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Right Man, Wrong Time
Guest Post by Susanna Kearsley, author of The Rose Garden One of my very first crushes was Errol Flynn. I still remember the Saturday afternoon I sat and watched Captain Blood on TV in our family...
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Have You Kissed a Stranger Today?
Guest blog by BL Bonita, author of Romancing a Stranger Silly question, I know, but it does happen. Maybe you've gone on a blind date and at the end of the evening, as the guy drops you off at your...
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Get into Bed with Susanna Kearsley (Author Interview)
Keira: Did a real farmhouse inspire Greywethers, the one in Mariana? Susanna Kearsley: Greywethers was, in fact, inspired by an actual house—not a farmhouse, but a house in the village of Avebury,...
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Review: Unbound (The Entwined Series, Book 1) by Debra Hyde, Lacey Michaels,...
Review by Lynn Reynolds This is a new type of book that will have you going back for more – it’s interactive. There are four stories to choose from. But I warn you, unless you have no feelings these...
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Review: The Stem of Time by Janeau L’voe
Reviewed by Book Glancer The Stem of Time was a novella that I picked up on Amazon for only $0.99, but I'm really glad I found it. The book is a fast fun read, with a little sizzle, and a whole of lot...
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Audio Review: A Knight in Shining Armor (Montgomery, Book 16) by Jude Deveraux
Heroine: Dougless Montgomery is unhappy but fighting it. She’s determined to make her relationship with a man, who on paper is a great catch. In reality, he’s a douchebag who takes his bitterness...
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Review: Shadow of Night (All Souls Trilogy, Book 2) by Deborah Harkness
Reviewed by Sharon S. I had heard wonderful things about A Discovery of Witches so when I got an opportunity to review the sequel Shadow of Night I thought, perfect! Unfortunately this is a series...
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Review: City of Dark Magic by Magnus Flyte
Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds Sarah Weston is a music grad student who has been offered the job of a lifetime. Nicolas Pertusato is the man that is taking her to her dream job. He’s also something of a...
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Review: Kiss Across Chains (Kiss Across Time, Book 3) by Tracy Cooper-Posey
Sexy Synopsis: Four years doesn't sound like a long time, but for Taylor and Brody their time living around humans has been fraught with trouble, and they have had to mingle with the ones who could...
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Time Travel: Impossible, Not to Love!
Guest Blog by Eryn LaPlant Rask, author of The Blue Lute Time travel – yep, it’s impossible but who doesn’t love a good era-jumping story? Throw in some smoochin’ and lovin’ and you have a more than...
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Review: Revealed (The Entwined Series, Volume II) by Joy Daniels
Review by Lynn Reynolds This is a new type of book that will have you going back for more – it’s interactive. There are four stories to choose from. But I warn you, unless you have no feelings these...
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The Inspiration Behind A Portal in Time
Guest Blog by Claire Fullerton, author of A Portal in Time Inspiration for a novel can come from the most unusual of circumstances, and the idea for A Portal in Time is no exception. In the year 2000,...
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Review: The Time Traveler’s Boyfriend by Annabelle Costa
Summary: Claudia loves her boyfriend Adam and would love to marry him. Unfortunately, he’s not ready for the next step. He’s leery of commitment because he had been deeply hurt by a girl he met just...
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Review: Must Love Breeches (Must Love, Book 1) by Angela Quarles
Heroine: Isabelle Rochon thought this reenactment ball would be spectacular. She did the research, came dressed in a period-correct gown, and finds the evening less than enchanting. The women are...
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