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A Victorian Time Travel by Diane Scott Lewis
Keely Harper, in London 2025, has recently gone through a nasty divorce. After a visit with her sister, her taxi crashes. Keely wakes up in Hyde Park, but everything has changed. The Crystal Palace, built in 1851, and long dismantled, looms large in the park. Everyone is dressed in Victorian clothes. Keely, in shock, enters the palace, where a child runs into her with a silver bowl. Accused of theft, she escapes and chases after the boy. At Nottingham cottage, she is caught up in the affairs of Lady Sanderland, a widow. Keely realizes she has gone back in time and wants nothing more than to return.
Benjamin, Baron Lambourne, is deep in debt thanks to the wastrel spending of his now deceased older brother. He's also worried about his sister, Lady Sanderland, who is listening to a professed psychic to get in touch with her dead husband. When he visits the cottage, he is astounded to meet a scantily dressed young woman. He disapproves of his sister taking in this stranger with her odd speech and manners. Despite their differences, an attraction grows, but will they find love or heartache?
A Victorian Time Travel by Diane Scott Lewis
Keely Harper, in London 2025, has recently gone through a nasty divorce. After a visit with her sister, her taxi crashes. Keely wakes up in Hyde Park, but everything has changed. The Crystal Palace, built in 1851, and long dismantled, looms large in the park. Everyone is dressed in Victorian clothes. Keely, in shock, enters the palace, where a child runs into her with a silver bowl. Accused of theft, she escapes and chases after the boy. At Nottingham cottage, she is caught up in the affairs of Lady Sanderland, a widow. Keely realizes she has gone back in time and wants nothing more than to return.
Benjamin, Baron Lambourne, is deep in debt thanks to the wastrel spending of his now deceased older brother. He's also worried about his sister, Lady Sanderland, who is listening to a professed psychic to get in touch with her dead husband. When he visits the cottage, he is astounded to meet a scantily dressed young woman. He disapproves of his sister taking in this stranger with her odd speech and manners. Despite their differences, an attraction grows, but will they find love or heartache?
