“Finding Jane” is a fascinating historical fiction book with a little sprinkle of fantasy, and it reeled me in from the beginning. It’s not often that I come across a book that intersperses romance and magic. But isn’t love profoundly magical? The answer is a resounding yes; thus, I thought the mystical element of time travel added another layer of intrigue to the love story. … More “Finding Jane” by Elizabeth Conte
Intriguing. Especially because it deals with both our current pandemic and the one from 1918. The concept is fascinating, having to consider whether life would be better 100 years ago than it is today. I had also wondered about this, but I did not see how it could have been a better time when there was no technology to help stay connected with family and friends. Back then, they had to deal with Prohibition, the Spanish Flu, the Great War, and the lack of technology. … More “Some Don’t Come Back” by Don Meyer
Mike Murphey’s “Taking Time: A Tale of Physics, Lust and Greed” fast forwards readers about 25 years into the future. It’s 2044, and the American southwest has more secrets than just Area 51. A secret facility deep within the desert is the site of a monumental project: Time Travel. … More “Taking Time” by Mike Murphey
“All Flowers Bloom,” by Kawika Guillermo, is a time travel romance novel that brings freshness to the genre. It’s about the undying love of one soul for another, and the various ways they encounters each other during the many lives they live. This unique premise sets the stage for an unforgettable poetic odyssey of past lives. … More “All Flowers Bloom” by Kawika Guillermo
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