Time Travel Fantasies

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Comment by Janet Fogg on November 7, 2009 at 11:54am

I've just joined and thought I'd say hello. My time-travel romance, Soliloquy, will be released January 15, 2010 by The Wild Rose Press. Love to read about time-travel and if you throw in a little romance, well, talk about perfect! I'm also excited to share my short book trailer for Soliloquy, so if you have 62 seconds and would enjoy a brief trip back in time, the link is on my profile. Look forward to chatting with you in the future!

Comment by Catherine Bybee on August 9, 2009 at 2:06pm

My erotic time travel - Kilt Worthy - is now available. Check it out. http://thewildrosepress.com/wilderroses/index.php

Comment by Kathryn Bryan on August 9, 2009 at 12:18am

Meko from my Time-travel Where The Rain Is Made.

Want to win a copy by the end of August? I'll be giving two away. Go to my author home, FOLLOW and fill out easy contest form.

Good luck all time travel lovers.
Where The Rain is Made recently chosen as BOOK OF THE MONTH at PNR!
kat Bryan
http://kcelestebryan.blogspot.com

Comment by Jennifer Johnson on August 8, 2009 at 10:52pm

Comment by JennJ 7 minutes ago Hi everyone I would love to hear all of your thoughts on this current topic at my blog... Romance = Bodice Rippers I don't think so!!!

http://sapphireromance.blogspot.com/2009/08/romance-novels-bodice-rippers-i-dont.html

Thanks and I hope everyone has a great weekend!

Comment by Andee S. Davis on May 27, 2009 at 11:57pm

My time travel, It's About Time, was released this month at The Wild Rose Press. Check it out at thewildrosepress.com.

Comment by P.L. Parker on August 31, 2008 at 3:11pm

About all I write is time travel. My novel, "Riley's Journey", is about modern people ending up in the ice age, fighting Cro-Magnon man, etc. Was pretty interesting doing the reseach on this one. Romantic Times reviewed it in the October issue and gave it 4 stars: "This page-turner stays with you long after the last word."

Comment by Torie Lynn Howard on April 2, 2008 at 9:46pm

I probably shouldn't put this in writing for the world (and my husband) to know, but I've read Diana Gabaldon's Outlander series 4 times. : )
This was before I took up writing myself.

I read it again (that's right--FIVE TIMES!) but during the last, I tried to observe her writing style and techinques.

As I revise my 120,000 word historical adventure, I see now that Ms. Gabaldon was wise to utlize a "contemporary" heroine. I find myself limited by the technology and traditions of the time and spend countless hours trying to ensure that I'm historically accurate.

Outlander is a great read alone and rich in history (ie. the Scots' clans and the Rising of '45, etc. ) But I highly recommend the other books as well. The heroine travels home and back again, bringing important bits of the future (1940's) back with her!

Comment by Susan Macatee on March 28, 2008 at 7:01pm

Thanks, Tina!
I've always wanted to do a time travel after reading so many great ones. The last one I read was Dawn Thompson's The Falcon's Bride. It was fantastic.

Susan

Comment by Susan Macatee on March 28, 2008 at 6:59pm

Thanks, Victoria!
It's in second edits now, so it may be awhile, but I sure will let everyone know.

Susan

Comment by Victoria Purling on March 27, 2008 at 8:09pm

Susan,

Erin's Rebel sounds sooooo good! Please make sure that we know when you get your release date. I definitely want to read it!!!

Hugs!
Victoria

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