time travel romance

Highlanders: A Series of Novels by Karen Marie Moning

by Sasha Muradali 07.01.2011

By: Sasha Muradali, guest reviewer It’s been awhile since I’ve come across a series of books that I can honestly say I love, especially, from a genre that I do not commonly read. But that’s the beauty of Karen Marie Moning’s Highlander series: it defies the ordinary and jumps head on into the extraordinary. Set, [...]

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Review: The Return of Black Douglas by Elaine Coffman

by Aggie S. 04.24.2011

by Aggie S., guest reviewer Time travel romance is not the same thing as sci-fi romance or sci-fi time travel. In The Return of Black Douglas, there is no bouncing back and forth between different times, but there is a ghost. Twin sisters Isobella and Elizabeth Douglas, go to Scotland to trace their ancestors and [...]

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Review: A Twist in Time by Susan Squires

by Keira 04.24.2011

Warning: This post contains gushing… and a lot of it. Susan Squires has written without a single doubt a masterpiece of romantic fiction in A Twist in Time. It far outstrips the time travel romances—I’ve so far had the pleasure to read—that the story is in a class of its own. Or should I say [...]

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10 Ways to Time Travel in Romance

by Keira 01.05.2011

Time travel romance is usually classified under paranormal romance. I’m surprised it isn’t more of a science-fiction romance element actually, but that’s neither here nor there. One of the best things about time travel romance is the way the hero or heroine manages to do it. Some authors have gotten really creative as they try [...]

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Review: The Mists of Time by Susan Squires

by Keira 10.20.2010

The Mists of Time is part of the DaVinci Time Travel Series by Susan Squires. The DaVinci Series is an offshoot of the Companion Series, starting with One with the Darkness. The second DaVinci time travel romance, Time For Eternity, also fits into both series. After that they seem to be separated. I haven’t read [...]

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Time – A Convoluted Concept

by Guest Blogger 06.16.2010

by D. Reneé Bagby, guest blogger and author of ERIS Time is the most undefinable yet paradoxical of things; the past is gone, the future is not come, and the present becomes the past even while we attempt to define it, and, like the flash of lightning, at once exists and expires. ~ Charles Caleb [...]