Book Review: Lynn Kurland’s Roses in Moonlight
Trapped in Elizabethan England, then caught in a web of modern-day intrigues, Samantha and Derrick are forced into an alliance by peril, never imagining a timeless love…
Genre: time travel
Book Review: Lynn Kurland’s All For You
Stephen de Piaget leads a double life, and when Peaches goes missing, Stephen knows he’s the only one who can rescue her from medieval peril.
Book Review: Madeleine L’Engle’s A Wrinkle in Time
Meg’s father has mysteriously disappeared. Now Meg, Calvin, and Charles Wallace must rescue him and outwit the forces of evil they will encounter on their journey through space.
Book Review: Lynn Kurland’s From This Moment On
Alienore of Solonge fled her bridegroom and her stepmother to become a knight-in-disguise. Her latest assignment? Escorting yet another bride to Colin of Bekrhamshire.
Book Review: Lynn Kurland’s One Enchanted Evening
The magic within a dilapidated castle (being restored in 1241 by Montgomery de Piaget) encounters a Pippa Alexander’s fairytale designs in today’s world
Book Review: Lynn Kurland’s Stardust of Yesterday
Inheriting a castle—and a ghost to go with it—Gen Buchanan finds herself falling in love with the spectre of Kendrick de Piaget, an arrogant 13th century knight.
Book Review: Lynn Kurland’s Tapestry
An anthology of four short historical paranormal romance stories that travel in time with tapestry as the primary theme.
Book Review: Charlaine Harris’ Death’s Excellent Vacation
An interesting anthology of thirteen short stories revolving around a theme of paranormals going on a “normal” vacation.
Book Review: Lynn Kurland’s Love Came Just in Time
Four short stories with one in the De Piaget series, two in the MacLeod series, and the fourth in both De Piaget and MacLeod. Both series intertwine with historical paranormal romance and time travel into Scotland.