Passage of Time

by Helen T. Doan

KATE HUNTER knows there must be another explanation for why her adoptive father bequeathed her a Pandora’s box of items that suggest he murdered someone. So she intends to use her FBI background and twenty-first-century technology to prove him innocent of any wrongdoing, but the plan runs amuck when she is somehow transported back in time to the year 1857, which lacks the modern resources she needs. Her life is further complicated when she becomes the hostage of handsome, blue-eyed NATHAN WALKER, a Cheyenne war chief who believes in vision quest dreams, especially the one foretelling the arrival in his life of a woman possessing a pendant with unique fire and ice stones. Will a love that transcends time be enough to keep Kate and Nathan together? Set in the American west at the start of the Indian wars, Passage of Time (93,000) is about finding one’s true self while facing impossible choices.

262 pages, Paperback

Published November 9, 2018

Reviews

[Jai M {Cat Crazy Dragon }]

DNF 12%

1 1/2 ⭐️’s

Liked the story idea, but dialogue is stilted, unnatural, and cliche-cringe.
Plenty of quality research, but information is randomly shoved in, and awkward feeling, never mind seemingly irrelevant.

Needs some re-editing, continuity errors, and too much filler.

Even with a lot of skimming, I just couldn’t manage it.
It’s not for me, though would be willing to try a re-written version…

[polli]

Half of a novel

The characters, setting and pace were great till it ended at what felt like halfway through. When is the sequel?

[Gert]

Loved it . It took me by surprise that I’m in a modern time reading on an FBI agent and to be brought back into time with such action.
I can’t wait for a sequel which I’m sure will be as exciting as this one