Emma Miller is an intelligent woman who believes in thinking with her head instead of her heart. A total cynic, she does not believe in fairy-tale endings nor is she one to swoon or pine for some man. She believes in attaining a comfortable existence. No complications. No worries. Her decision to visit Salar de Uyuni pretty much changes her entire perspective – about love, life and the truly important things in life. Ashton Colyns is just like Emma. Cynical. Sarcastic. Witty. No idealistic notions for him either. But with his dry sense of humor and his irresistible charm, he manages to penetrate through Emma’s no-nonsense persona. Amidst the excitement and adventure and through the complicated mess with Henry Tudor and Anne Boleyn, will Ashton and Emma finally realize they were meant to be together?

What would you do if you woke up in a strange man’s house? Only to discover you time traveled to 1737. If you had the option, would you stay or return to the life you knew? Dr. Maggie Collins always believed true love to be a myth. Her only focus in life was to become a Veterinarian. Then her best friend Emma decides she wants to go to Bolivia before she gets married. A hesitant Maggie won’t allow her determined friend to go alone so she decides to make it one exciting adventure. She didn’t expect to lose her friend in the midst of the excitement. When Emma goes missing, Maggie’s search finds a tall native man in a dark robe. His words confuse her. The future is behind you and the past is ahead of you. He hands her a mirror and tells her to listen to her heart. The water below her begins to ripple. She feels weak and dizzy. She wakes in the home of Sir Heth Manning in 1737 England. She can’t remember how she got there. In her search to find her friends and a way home she finds true love. Will it be enough to keep her from the life she knew?

Jaye Ramsey decided to prove to her eccentric grandmother that time travel only existed in movies by vacationing in Bolivia with her friends. When she woke up in Hawksatter, England, 1735—the same town her grandmother supposedly vanished from as a young woman—Jaye found refuge at a hunting lodge but the strapping, reclusive baron who took her in reminded her all too well she was a lone woman at his mercy. Accused of murdering his newly-wedded wife a decade earlier, Lord Lucas Kenway closed the family farm and shut out the world. He never expected the little spitfire he claimed responsibility for would turn his quiet life upside down. Pushed together by fate and his meddling servants, Lucas wanted Jaye on his own terms and refused to surrender his hardened heart. Then a mysterious wise man offered Jaye a way home. Should she return to the future and the only life she’d ever known, or stay in an uncertain past as a stranger in a new world?