Ridgeway
When Jaclyn Sinclair researches the Fenian Invasion of 1866, a little known incident in US and Canadian history, strange things start happening, until she is flung back in time to the day the invasion began. Taken prisoner, she is questioned by Sean O’Dell, one of the invading Fenians. Now she’s stuck in 1866, in the middle of a historical event she knows far too much about, being interrogated by one of the most gorgeous men she’s ever met…Hmm. Trouble ahead.
Ridgeway was first published as part of the bestselling time travel anthology, Swept Through Time. Now that Swept has been removed from publication, Ridgeway is being republished as a standalone novel. The story will be the same, but the look will be different. Coming soon!
The Forward in Time Series
Make Time for Love
Ever wonder what would happen if your favourite relative was a guy who was born before the American Revolution? And you were friends because he used your special aura to visit you in your own time?
What would you do if he decided life in his own time sucked and he needed a vacation in your today?
Check out Make Time for Love and see just what Faith Hamilton does when her ancestor, and friend, Andrew Byrne comes to visit. Read More
Discover Time for Love
Paleontologist Liz has made the find of a lifetime, but so has Mike, who excavates dinosaurs for profit. Liz is attracted to Mike, but she’s been taught to despise his ethics. As they battle over control of the bones, Liz discovers Mike’s a complicated man and as she digs below his surface, she is surprised to find she is falling in love. Read More
Andrew Byrne, the time traveler from Make Time for Love (book 1 in the Forward in Time series), is a prosperous colonial with rebellious inclinations. He is in love with, and wants to marry, Mary Elizabeth Strand. She is the daughter of a British official in Boston (George Strand) who refuses to allow them to wed. Because he can travel to the future, Andrew knows that he will marry Mary Elizabeth in New York City, which is odd, because they live in Lexington, just outside Boston. Why go to New York to marry? The answer will surprise even the irrepressible Andrew. Read More