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I’d had a hard start in life, but now things were finally going my way. That is until the front...
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Golden Blood (Time Spirit Trilogy #1)
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Gemma Hart never knows when her father is going to whisk her back in time. Her toes start tingling...
Young Adult Time Travel Contemporary Fantasy Romance
Times of Turmoil (The Time Locket #2)
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It is 1718 and Duncan Melville and his time traveller wife, Erin, are concentrating on building a...
Historical Romance Time Travel American Colonial History
Kristin (149 KP) rated Contingency (Sage Hannigan Time Warper, #1) in Books
Dec 7, 2018
I am definitely in love with this book. Case closed. There's time travel, vampires, merpeople, shifters, and a mystery to solve before something huge goes down. And did I mention the love triangle? I have yet to decide who I want to win Sage's heart, because I like them both!! This story has action, suspense, drama, romance, humor, and it's just such an amazing book, I couldn't put it down! (Seriously, I read it in one afternoon, I couldn't tear myself away!!) I'm looking forward to the day when a sequel is released, because I just can't deal with that ending, I need closure!
*Sorry for all the exclamation points, but I just loved it so much! =)*
5 stars through the roof
Fair Feathered (Flightless Bird #3)
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No return to normalcy... Livy barely escaped the Society’s clutches after risking everything...
time travel fiction romance YA Young Adult series
A Timeline Restored (Prevent the Past #3)
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The thrilling conclusion to the trilogy… Eli Hernandez spent decades cultivating an image of...
Science Fiction Time Travel Romance
ClareR (5589 KP) rated The Ministry of Time in Books
Jun 4, 2024
The Ministry of Time is a clever book - it uses time travel and science fiction, with a touch of history that actually happened, and mixes it up with a hefty dose of romance, thriller and literary fiction. It doesn’t sound like it will work, but I’m here to say that it really DOES!
Ok, so a quick, yet vague, synopsis: the British Government has come into possession of a device that can go back in time and find particular people in the past. It’s been decided that the people they take are all in life-threatening situations. Those plucked from their time are placed with a “Bridge”; someone who will facilitate their integration into modern society.
The main pair is that of Graham Gore, a Polar explorer from the Erebus expedition, and his Bridge, a woman whose mother escaped the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia. Not an easy adjustment for a Victorian man. This Bridge is the narrator.
Graham Gore adjusts quickly to modern life, but is modern life willing to accept him? And what affect does it have on him and his fellow time travellers, to be so out of time?
There was so much to think about whilst reading this - I was completely immersed, and it ended FAR too quickly!
Lonely Planet Europe Phrasebook & Dictionary
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Lonely Planet: The world's #1 phrasebook publisher* Lonely Planet Europe Phrasebook & Language guide...
An Oddity of Some Consequence
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He has always lived in mystery; will she be the one to discover his secret? Robert Valmer moves...
Time Travel Romance
Kiss Me
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He's arrogant, hot, and hard to resist...can she keep saying no? Travel back to the mountains of...