There And Now

The usual problems with time travel romances, plus a blatant disregard of changing the past. She's already proven she can change the past (it would have been a lot better if she just recognized herself in the photo, rather than saw herself added), but she still goes on changing his life then. If they'd come back to now, it would have been right - no bodies found. As it is...stupid. A mad desire to live back then. A really stupid choice of stuff to give to prove the future - one pill is very like another. Show him a rubber band, a watch, those photocopies of the newspaper stories - heck, show him a zipper. A bottle of penicillin pills? sheesh. And there's a lot more (long-term) danger from an incomplete course of penicillin than there is show more from penicillin allergy. I don't know. The story is faintly cute, it was _not_ thought through (either from the POV of the main character or as the author), and the more I think about it the more annoyed I get. Pity, but NOT a keeper. show less

In this time travel romance Elizabeth sets up residence in this old house that has a mysterious past. Sure enough Elizabeth starts hearing ghostly sounds and then discovers that there is a way to travel back in time to the late 1800's. There she meets a little girl and an intriguing man and soon has to choose between her exciting life in the past and the conviences of the future.
I'd say this was a well told story, the time travel aspects add drama and the romance was compelling enough. Fans of historical/time travel romances should definitely give it a spin.

so good i didn't know what was going to happen until the very end