Blurb:
Margaret, Lady Ravenwood, is trapped in a loveless marriage and firmly entrenched in the medieval world. Along comes Griffin Nightshade, a historian from the future whose soul resonates with hers. He persuades her to return with him to the 1950s, but heeding her heart means courting danger from a curse that could spell her doom.
Haunted by his parents' sudden deaths, Griffin knows all too well the pain born of love lost. He guards his emotions, but Margaret delves deep and goes straight to the soul. She's hard to resist…and harder to set free.
The heart's desire and history's demands don't always agree.
Yet true love is eternal.
My review:
People who know me can tell you I’m picky about my time travel
stories. Let’s just say, they aren’t my first choice. However, this one was
good.
A man, Griffin, is a historian who has studied medieval times and
learned to speak the Old English
language. So, when he comes across a portal that takes him back to the eleventh
century he can communicate with the people and fit in. That doesn’t mean he
doesn’t get into plenty of trouble. He’s attracted to the beautiful and married
lady of Ravenwood, Margaret.
Margaret is trapped in a loveless marriage to an evil man. Her
life has been threatened by him and his equally evil sister. She thinks love
isn’t possible for her until Griffin comes along. It may not seem like it from
what I’ve said so far but Margaret is a strong, intelligent, and brave woman.
She also has certain magical powers. Soon, she agrees to travel through the
portal to the twentieth century with Griffin in order to save herself. And,
that’s not the only trip they make between his time and hers.
What I loved about the story – the dialect this author writes
sounds true to my mind. She’s definitely done her research. Also, her scene
descriptions are great, no matter the century.
If you love good time travel I strongly encourage you to read this book.
Amazon link: https://amzn.com/B08RYD2GW8
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