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'Kiss of the Highlander' by Karen Marie Moning is a time travel romance novel that follows the story of Gwen, a modern-day 25-year-old virgin who travels to Scotland in search of losing her virginity. Unexpectedly, she meets Drustan MacKeltar, a 16th-century Scottish lord who has been enchanted and wakes up after centuries of sleep due to Gwen's accidental encounter. As Gwen and Drustan navigate through time, they face challenges, mysteries, and intense romantic chemistry, all while dealing with elements of magic and myths intricately woven into the plot. The book is praised for its engaging plot, well-developed characters, humor, and elements of suspense that keep readers hooked until the unexpected ending.

'A Stitch in Time' by Kelley Armstrong is a gothic romance novel set in Thorne Manor, where two timelines run parallel to each other - one in the present and one two hundred years in the past. The story follows Bronwyn Dale, who inherits the manor and discovers she has the ability to slip through time. As she reconnects with her childhood friend, William Thorne, they navigate a love story intertwined with mysteries, ghosts, and a tragic past. The author's writing brings the characters and setting to life, blending elements of romance, suspense, time travel, and paranormal mysteries in a captivating and enthralling narrative.

The plot unfolds with Bronwyn facing ghosts from the past, solving murders, and exploring a time slip that allows her to reunite with William in his time. The story is filled with twists, turns, and unexpected revelations, keeping readers engaged with the intricate layers of the narrative. Armstrong's storytelling challenges traditional genres, seamlessly weaving together elements of mystery, romance, and time travel to create a unique and compelling reading experience that appeals to fans of gothic romance and suspenseful mysteries.

"What the Wind Knows" by Amy Harmon is a captivating blend of historical fiction and fantasy, following the journey of Anne Gallagher as she travels back in time to 1921 Ireland. The story unfolds as Anne fulfills her grandfather's wish to spread his ashes in his homeland, leading her to a remarkable encounter with key figures of Irish history during the tumultuous period of the Easter Rising. Harmon's writing style intricately weaves together elements of romance, history, time travel, and poetry, creating a mesmerizing narrative that immerses readers in the vivid landscapes of both past and present.

The Surviving Trace by Calia Read is a time-travel romance novel that follows Serene Parow, an antique shop owner with a passion for the past. After finding an old photograph at a flea market, Serene mysteriously travels back to 1912 where she discovers she is married to Etienne, the man from the photo. As Serene navigates her new life in the past, she must uncover the reason for her journey and the connection she shares with Etienne. The book is written in a first-person perspective, alternating between Serene and Etienne's point of view, creating a captivating and immersive storytelling experience that blends romance and time-travel elements.

"Parallel" by Elizabeth O'Roark is a unique contemporary romance that delves into the concept of parallel lives and time travel. The story follows Quinn, who has been dreaming of a man named Nick her whole life, only to meet him in person just weeks before her wedding to another man. As Quinn and Nick navigate their undeniable connection, readers are taken on a journey through past, present, and future timelines, where fate and love intertwine in unexpected ways. The writing style of the book is described as captivating, emotional, and imaginative, weaving a cleverly written story that keeps readers hooked from the first page to the last.

Breath of Magic by Teresa Medeiros follows the story of Arian, a heroine from the 1600s who is transported to the present day through mysterious magic. She meets Tristan Lennox, a cynical man holding a contest to prove the existence of magic. The book explores their journey of overcoming distrust and falling in love, as Arian navigates the wonders and challenges of the mid-90s with her innocence and curiosity, leading to humorous and heartwarming moments. The plot involves time travel, romance, and magic, creating a delightful and engaging story that keeps readers entertained from beginning to end.

Breath of Magic combines elements of humor, romance, time travel, and intrigue to create a refreshing and enjoyable read. The book is praised for its unique storyline, likable heroine, and entertaining twists that keep readers engaged. The writing style is described as light-hearted, funny, and romantic, with moments of humor adding to the overall charm of the story. Despite some inconsistencies and unrealism, the book is commended for being a jolly romp that offers a delightful escape for readers who enjoy historical romance novels.

In "Beyond the Highland Mist," Karen Marie Moning introduces readers to a story where a modern-day woman, Adrienne, is sent back in time to the 16th century Scottish Highlands to win the heart of the hunky Highlander, Hawk. However, their love story is complicated by the interference of the Faeries, leading to a tale of romance, time travel, and fae elements. The plot involves a mix of love, betrayal, revenge, and the struggle to maintain dominance while breaking down emotional barriers between the characters.

The House of Oak series by Nichole Van, particularly the book 'Intertwine', is a delightful blend of romance, time travel, and historical fiction. The series follows main characters who navigate different eras, creating a supportive circle of friends and family across centuries. The writing style is engaging, weaving clever twists and turns along with deeply developed characters that feel like friends by the end of each book. The series expertly combines humor, emotion, and clean, enjoyable romps through time, making it addictive and hard to put down.

Must Love Breeches by Angela Quarles is a time travel romance novel that follows the story of Isabelle Rochon, a historian who finds herself transported back to 1834 regency London. The book features real 19th-century figures as side characters, such as Ada Lovelace, Byron's daughter, and the first computer programmer. Isabelle's journey involves adjusting to life in the early 1800s, meeting historical figures, and falling in love with Phineas Montague. The plot takes unpredictable twists, with a mix of humor, history, and romance, making it an engaging and compelling read.

The writing style in Must Love Breeches is described as imaginative and fun, with a good balance between funny and serious moments. The author, Angela Quarles, showcases her research on the time period through detailed descriptions and historical accuracy. The characters, especially Phineas Montague, are praised for their development and interactions, creating a sweet and charming romance that keeps readers entertained throughout the story.

'A Murder in Time' follows the story of Kendra Donovan, a modern-day FBI profiler who unexpectedly travels back in time to the early 1800s and becomes entangled in a serial murder case in England. Despite initial skepticism, Kendra's involvement in solving the murders challenges societal norms of the time period and keeps the readers on edge with unexpected twists and turns. The book blends elements of mystery, historical fiction, and time travel, creating a unique and engaging storyline that explores how a contemporary agent navigates crime-solving without modern technology.