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Locket in Time — C.J. Hill
Jas' fantasy is Mr. Darcy, elegant balls, and amusing assemblies. So romantic.
Jas' reality? Rory, boring work, and painting the hall. Not romantic … at all.
An accidental purchase of a lover's locket enables Jas to time travel back to its origins: the Regency era. Her excitement is short-lived, however, when she realizes she is not just an observer but is inhabiting the real lives of real, living people; people never mentioned in any of Jane Austen's novels; people whose lives are neither romantic nor elegant.
So much for fantasy.
Seeking romance in the Regency era seems like a hopeless case until, whilst unwittingly masquerading as the locket's recipient, Jas finally experiences the passion she has long fantasized about. Unfortunately, that love of a wealthy, passionate gentleman, although tempting, is not really hers to accept; she may only borrow it for a short while. Jas is faced with a choice which will affect not only her own future happiness, but also the happiness of those whose lives she has interfered with.
And then there's the whole other problem of returning to her own, boring 21st century life once she has cleaned up the mess she has created. Travel back to the future is neither as easy nor immediate as the travel into times past.
Join this modern-day Regency heroine on her humorous and heart-warming journey as she searches for her fantasy along the bumpy side-roads of Regency reality.
Locket in Time is a blend of humor, time travel, and historical romance of approx. 300 pages. It will appeal to the Jane Austen enthusiast who has dreamed about time traveling to the Regency and how they would actually adapt to that world of elegant manners, impossible clothing, and tall, dark, handsome, brooding men. Probably between laughing and crying at their situation as Jas does. I have dealt with the time travel element by fully immersing Jas into the lives of the people â€" she is not an additional body, a stranger, upsetting the lives of the established occupants; well, not if she can help it.
19th century, Regency time travel romance, English country house, British, time travel romance novels, time travel historical, historical fantasy romance, romantic time travel, Jane Austen inspired
Jas' reality? Rory, boring work, and painting the hall. Not romantic … at all.
An accidental purchase of a lover's locket enables Jas to time travel back to its origins: the Regency era. Her excitement is short-lived, however, when she realizes she is not just an observer but is inhabiting the real lives of real, living people; people never mentioned in any of Jane Austen's novels; people whose lives are neither romantic nor elegant.
So much for fantasy.
Seeking romance in the Regency era seems like a hopeless case until, whilst unwittingly masquerading as the locket's recipient, Jas finally experiences the passion she has long fantasized about. Unfortunately, that love of a wealthy, passionate gentleman, although tempting, is not really hers to accept; she may only borrow it for a short while. Jas is faced with a choice which will affect not only her own future happiness, but also the happiness of those whose lives she has interfered with.
And then there's the whole other problem of returning to her own, boring 21st century life once she has cleaned up the mess she has created. Travel back to the future is neither as easy nor immediate as the travel into times past.
Join this modern-day Regency heroine on her humorous and heart-warming journey as she searches for her fantasy along the bumpy side-roads of Regency reality.
Locket in Time is a blend of humor, time travel, and historical romance of approx. 300 pages. It will appeal to the Jane Austen enthusiast who has dreamed about time traveling to the Regency and how they would actually adapt to that world of elegant manners, impossible clothing, and tall, dark, handsome, brooding men. Probably between laughing and crying at their situation as Jas does. I have dealt with the time travel element by fully immersing Jas into the lives of the people â€" she is not an additional body, a stranger, upsetting the lives of the established occupants; well, not if she can help it.
19th century, Regency time travel romance, English country house, British, time travel romance novels, time travel historical, historical fantasy romance, romantic time travel, Jane Austen inspired
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