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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.

'The Passage' by Irina Shapiro is a captivating time travel romance novel that takes readers on an immersive journey through different time periods. The story follows Neve, a film production scout, who accidentally travels back to the 17th century through a hidden passage in a church crypt. As she navigates this new world, she forms relationships with intriguing characters like Hugo and Max, unraveling political intrigues and romantic entanglements. The author expertly weaves together historical details and a well-developed plot, keeping readers engaged with the adventures and relationships of the characters. The writing style immerses readers in the sights, sounds, and emotions of both the past and present, creating a compelling narrative that blends fantasy with realism.

The book 'The Passage' stands out for its well-researched historical elements, engaging plot twists, and vivid character development. Readers praise the author for her ability to create a gripping storyline that keeps them eagerly turning the pages to uncover the fates of Neve, Hugo, and Max. The seamless integration of fiction with historical facts, along with the descriptive narrative about England in the 1600s, adds depth and authenticity to the novel. Additionally, the slow-burning romance between Neve and Hugo, filled with tension and emotional depth, resonates with readers and enhances the overall reading experience.

'Charlock's Secret' by Leah Moyes is a time travel romance novel that follows the emotional journey of Kat, a young woman who is grappling with grief after losing her fiance. The story unfolds as Kat takes on a job as a curator for an estate in England and unexpectedly finds herself time traveling to 1878. Through vivid descriptions of historical settings, engaging characters, and a blend of romance and time travel elements, the book explores themes of self-discovery, healing, and finding one's true identity.

Victoria Ashton enters Barrows Art and Antiquities in London and is immediately caught under the spell of a landscape depicting a cottage on Brentwood Park. While debating on purchasing it, Nick Barrows approaches. While discussing the merits of the painting an explosion occurs that sends Victoria back in time to 1897. Nick Barrows goes to the hospital with Victoria and refuses to leave her side. This is a story primarily set in Victorian England, 1897 with a brief glimpse of what is happening to Victoria in present-day London and Nick Barrows' growing fascination with her. The love that blooms between her and the earl from the ashes of his relationship with the self-centered Vickie is a love that will endure forever. The book is a historical romance with elements of time travel, showcasing a love story that transcends time and space.

'A Time To Change' by Callie Langridge is a time travel novel that follows the protagonist Louisa, a young woman who blames herself for her mother's tragic death. Seeking solace, she visits Hill House, a derelict mansion where she used to play as a child. Through mysterious circumstances, Louisa finds herself transported back to Christmas 1913, where she becomes entwined with the lives of the Mandeville family who once inhabited the grand estate. As Louisa navigates the challenges of the past and present, she discovers love, redemption, and the power of changing destiny through time travel.

The book is praised for its vivid descriptions of both time periods, compelling characters, and seamless time travel elements. Readers are drawn into the atmospheric setting of Hill House, experiencing the drama, mystery, and romance that unfold as Louisa delves into the history of the Mandeville family and works to alter their tragic fate.

The Dark Highlander by Karen Marie Moning is a captivating story about Dageus MacKeltar, a Druid Warrior from 16th century Scotland, who is fighting a losing battle with 13 evil Druids who possess his soul due to a forbidden act he committed to save his brother's life. The book combines elements of time travel, Celtic mythology, and romance as Dageus teams up with Chloe, a historian obsessed with Celtic artifacts, to find a way to rid himself of the evil souls within him. The plot unfolds in modern-day Manhattan and Scotland, with a mix of dark seduction, emotional turmoil, and magical elements that keep readers engaged throughout the story.

Karen Marie Moning's writing style in The Dark Highlander is praised for its excellent storylines, well-developed characters, and mystic edge. Despite some readers finding the plot progression slow at times, the chemistry between Dageus and Chloe, the intense sexual tension, and the presence of Celtic legends and time travel elements make the book a compelling read. The book delves into themes of sacrifice, love, redemption, and the battle between good and evil, creating a rich and immersive world that draws readers in from the beginning.

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.

'Cowboy From the Future' by Cassandra Gannon is a romantic science fiction novel that follows the story of Adelaine, who finds herself in a futuristic world filled with disaster and discrimination. The plot involves time travel, romance, and humor, as Adelaine navigates this new world and forms a connection with Cade, a character with hidden abilities and a mysterious past. The writing style is described as witty, humorous, and engaging, with fully fleshed-out characters and a gripping plot that keeps the readers hooked till the end.

The Night Mark by Tiffany Reisz is a time travel romance novel set in both the present day and 1921. The story follows Faye Barlow, a woman who, after experiencing a tragedy, finds herself transported back in time to the 1920s where she awakens in the arms of the man she's always loved. As Faye navigates her new reality and past life, she must make decisions about where she truly belongs and whom her heart truly desires. The book expertly weaves together elements of romance, historical fiction, and time travel, creating a captivating and enchanting narrative that keeps readers engaged with its unique storyline and well-rounded characters.

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.