"Historical time-travel: life in 1600, 2000, and 2400."
Katrina Lunne, a modern day physician in London, has an
accidental run-in with a time traveler from the year 2400.
She winds up in the year 1600, and he has to rescue her
before she changes history or gets burned as a witch.
Aidan, the time traveler from the future, was visiting
London in the year 2000 to recover art work about to be
lost in a fire. Katrina's dog knocks Aidan down in the park
at a crucial instant, when he is about to be "beamed" back
to his time; and she and her pet get bumped back 400 years,
while he travels forward. Not what I expected. I was looking for something more along
the lines of a time travel romance similar to those by
K.M. Moning. Instead, I got a history lesson. Not much
romance or sex, and lots of detail about living conditions
in the 1600's. A bit heavy for me due to the history. But
if you are a history buff, then this might be your cup of
tea. I think the author was probably very factual about the
lives of people in the 1600's, and how a woman from the
20th century would not fit in. While well-written from an historical viewpoint and with
well-developed characters and storyline, I have never been
fond of books about this particular period in time.
Reviewed by Tressa Harvey
Courtesy Sensual Romance
Posted September 13, 2002
SummaryA time-travel romance novel with a difference. . . .
As she makes ready to leave London at the end of the
twentieth century in order to fulfill her dream of
practicing medicine in the third world, Dr. Kari Lunne and
her dog are catapulted four hundred years into the past. . .
Can a doctor from the twentieth century find love and
happiness with a maverick historian from the future when
they meet in Tudor England?
Rating: Contains sexual content.
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