Time travel fascinates me.
Imagine popping into another time period with its technology or lack thereof. Could you fit in, or would people look at you with suspicion? Maybe even lock you away so they can perform tests or hang you as a witch.
And what about returning? How would you do it? Could you, or would you spend the rest of your days in a world you’ve adopted and don’t wish to leave?
These are some of the questions the heroine faces in Casi McLean’s In Time for Christmas.
Dr. Carson Marlow stumbles through thick vegetation after waking battered on an unfamiliar beach. Unable to remember what happened, Carson searches for help and comes upon a brawny man washing under a stunning waterfall. She cautiously accepts his help and travels by horseback to his southern plantation. Either she’s stepped into a fancy tourist trap or something really strange is going on because it feels as though she’s fallen through time to the nineteenth century.
Piers has never met someone who fascinates him the way the good doctor does. She’s one of a kind and he’s determined to court her until she feels the same about him. But then a young ward is injured and Carson shares a fantastical tale that could cost him the woman he cherishes.
Can Carson find a way back to the future, figure out who tried to kill her, and return in time to save a young girl’s life and win the heart of the man she loves.
A wonderful holiday romance in any time period!
Jacquie Biggar-USA Today Best-selling author 
Sounds fascinating. Although I have only ever written one Time Travel short story, I won a generous first prize for it. It was an interesting experience, but I tend to be drawn to eclectic writing, while based on factual incidents. (If you are after riches, a good series is the best route..) Why have I never tried it?.! Cheers. x
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Wow” What a prolific writer you are, Jacquie! All power to you.
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Thank you so much!
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Yes, even after thirty-some books in a variety of genres, my rom-suspense series still does best.
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Great review, Jacquie! Thanks for sharing.
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Fun concept! I don’t read a lot of time travels, but it got my curiosity going, lol
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Great review. Sounds like a great read. Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Jacquie 💕🙂
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It had a good storyline. I think you’d enjoy it 🙂
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This sounds like a really fun time-travel story! Thanks for sharing, Jacquie.
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I’d love to find a handsome, half-naked man showering under a waterfall, lol
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Right! 🙂
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What a complicated story! But it sounds excellent. Checking it out…
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I imagine women doctors were far and few between in that day and age.
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I think I would be equally excited and afraid to time travel Jacquie!
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Lol, I know what you mean. Forward and you could meet your next alien buddy, backward, you lose all the tech goodies we’ve come to rely on 🙂
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Time travelling would be amazing!
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As long as you get to choose where you go, lol
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True.
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I love time travel. Thanks for sharing this.
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It was a fun read, Sandra, I think you’d enjoy it 🙂
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Appreciate the recommendation.
I’m wondering how she got there and what happened to her. I’m intrigued.
Have a great one:)
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This does sound like a good holiday read 🙂
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If you have to go back in time, coming across a handsome man showering under a waterfall is a good place to land 🙂
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Lol…I agree 🙂
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This sounds nice, Jacqui. If I travelled back in time I would get hung as a witch as soon as I expressed any opinions on women’s rights or politicians.
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I’d be right there with you, my friend
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This sounds like a very good romance, a great review, Jacquie
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It’s fun to think about time travel 🙂
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