Two Hearts in Time

by Raymona Marie Anderson

Rescued by tomb looter, Miguel Zamora, Sonrisa Lyons struggles between her contempt for Miguel's thievery and her need for his help in returning to civilization. Miguel, haunted by the loss of his wife and son would like to abandon the troublesome trouser-wearing woman from the future, but his cultured upbringing and compassionate heart rule. Forced companionship on the trail through Yucatan's steamy jungle blazes into mutual passion, and in spite of herself, Sonrisa is drawn into Miguel's true mission. At journey's end, she finds a possible way to return to her time. Will she try to open the portal or choose life with Miguel?

Genres: Romance

420 pages, Paperback

First published September 4, 2015

Reviews

[Janet Brantley]

Thoroughly Enjoyable Read

If you enjoy time-travel romance, you'll like this book. If you enjoy historical romance, you'll like this book. If you enjoy good writing, you'll appreciate Raymona Marie Anderson's carefully crafted story of a modern woman archaeologist's struggles to find her way when she is thrust over a hundred years into the past. Two Hearts in Time lacks the breadth and scope of a series such as Outlander, but does a more than adequate job of entertaining as a stand alone novel. Well researched, carefully edited, and filled with lively prose, Two Hearts is a thoroughly enjoyable read.

[Darlene Fredette]

4.5 Stars. An interesting time travel, historical romance. This book was an enjoyable read with a plot that draws you in as soon as Sonrisa mysteriously travels back in time and is found by Miguel. The main characters have instant chemistry. There’s a good blend of dialogue and description, which sets a steady pace. The author crafted a well-developed story of research with historical facts of brutality in the past as well as archeology artifacts. An entertaining read filled with romance, action, a bit of mystery, and a lot of spice.Reviewed for Still Moments Magazine.

[Jan Larkey]

Sonrisa Lyons, an archaeologist and artist whose ex-husband stole her research as his own, goes to the Yucatan in search of unique hieroglyphics in order to reclaim her credentials. She fins more than ancient artifacts in a Mayan tomb. Arousing from blacking out in the tomb he discovers handsome tomb robber Miguel Zamora--and that she has awakened in his century old time zone. Her desperate goal to return to the United States, her career and time zone meets with numerous challenges, including a sexual fire that smolders between Sonrisa and Zamora--the Yucatan jungle isn't the only thing that gets steamy in this book.

Author Raymona Anderson's clever plot includes stolen artifacts, escaping plantation slaves, evil overseers, a lost wife and son, priests, fear, murder, family intrigues, and sizzling interactions between Sonrisa and Miguel. Anderson's well reservhed scenes, writing abilities and spiraling plot kept this reader turning the pages.