Discover Time For Love (Forward in Time, Book Two): Time Travel Romance Anthology

by Louise Clark

When a Paleontologist and a Dinosaur Bone Pirate Join Forces, Only the Future Can Tell What They'll Dig Up in Discover Time for Love, A Time Travel Romance from Louise Clark

--Montana Badlands, 2020--

Professional paleontologist, Liz Hamilton, is seeking the academic find of a lifetime and separation from her family's strange secret. What she's not seeking is a car wreck and being rescued by a dino-bone pirate.

Mike Edwards makes money finding dino-bones and selling them to the highest bidder. When a torrential rainstorm hits the Montana prairie he rescues the attractive Liz Hamilton and the two weather the storm in his truck.

The next morning, the unlikely duo discover the remains of a rare creature in a washout. The creature straddles the border between private and federal land, requiring them both to work together on the discovery despite Liz's contempt for Mike's motives.

A journey to the future convinces Liz the find is significant for her career. What she doesn't know is how to handle Mike's profiteering or the emotional bond and deepening attraction between them.


After Mike and Liz's Story, Enjoy Claim Time for Love, A Time Travel Romance Based on Make Time for Love, Book 1 in the Forward in Time Series

--Boston, 1772 and Present Day, New York City--

Andrew Byrne, a prosperous colonial with rebellious inclinations, is determined to marry the beautiful Mary Elizabeth Strand, the daughter of George Strand, a British official in Boston. The problem is George Strand has promised his daughter to Colonel Bradley, a British officer.

When Andrew and Mary Elizabeth decide to elope, their secret passage to New York City leaks to Colonel Bradley who sets pursuit.

Now, only a leap in time can save the lovers and take them to a destiny truly their own.

The Forward In Time
Make Time for Love
Discover Time for Love w/Claim Time for Love
A Turbulent Time for Love

About Louise
Louise Clark's time travel romance series, Forward in Time, includes both contemporary and historical settings, as well as humor, passion, and hot heroes. Her experience writing both contemporary and historical romance made writing a time travel series a natural. As well, her love of travel meant the books are set in different locals, from historic Boston to the badlands of the American West, and beyond.

337 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 26, 2019

Reviews

[Patty · Rating 4 out of 5]

This novel included two shorter stories with common characters and a central idea of time travel between a traveller and a relative in the future who is a beacon. Liz and Mike are very interesting to watch as they navigated the business of a shared dinosaur dig despite Liz’s uncooperative/self serving associates. Liz discovers she is a traveller at a challenging point in her life and tries to figure out how events of the present will match up with the future. It was interesting seeing the story unfold and the characters learn more about each other. I also particularly enjoyed the banter between all the characters of both sides of the dinosaur dig team. Clearly some have a sense of humour and some do not. Although there was not complete closure of the elements around the dinosaur dig it was still a satisfying HEA.The second story about Andrew and Mary Elizabeth is set in the past before the time of the American revolution. Andrew is the traveller who goes to see his beacon Olivia in the future to try find out information about established history to make the right decisions regarding his courting Mary Elizabeth. You can see the frustration Andrew has with only snippets of future information and doesn’t know what decisions to make because of it. It’s also humourous to see Olivia’s family in the future creatively try to evade Andrew and his search for information. I was a bit disappointed that I didn’t see the final events in the story play out. When the mystery around a significant event in New York was revealed it seems that the story was destined for a HEA as well. Overall, both stories were enjoyable to read. I received this book for free from eBook Discovery. I voluntarily review this book. This is my honest review.

[Irene S · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is the first book that I have read in the series, but it can be enjoyed as a standalone. In both of these stories, the main characters are able to get limited help from a future family member (their beacon). They are able to travel to their beacon and ask questions, but the answers are not always illuminating. I wasn't sure about this concept at first, but it does fit well within the stories. The first story focuses on Liz , who has just earned her PhD in paleontology and has to make career and life decisions. The second story is set during colonial times has Andrew, a colonist, wants to marry Mary Elizabeth against her British father's opposition. Her father goes to great lengths to keep them apart. I received a free copy of this eBook from eBook Discovery. This is my honest and voluntarily given review. I enjoyed these two stories very much.

[Kerry Smith · Rating 5 out of 5]

Liz hopes that working on this dig site will set her up for future endeavours...but gets bad news that she's going to be replaced. In escaping from the camp site to tell her sister she will be coming home sooner than expected she sees a bright light in the desert, just off the road... if you have read the first in this series, Make time for love, you will understand the reference ...and who she may meet. So much more to write but I dislike spoilers.
As always beautifully written descriptions of the country and characters.
An added bonus is Andrew's story and how Faith, Liz and their family helped him.
I received a copy of this book from ebook discovery. This is my freely given, honest review.

[Holly Lenz · Rating 4 out of 5]

Discover Time for Love is a collection of two lovely romances with time travel elements. The first story, a contemporary story about a paleontologist who makes a remarkable find, is a terrific story, but the time travel seems somewhat unnecessary to the plot. The second story, about an American Colonist and his English fiancée, uses time travel more integrally in the plot. It is also a good story. My biggest problem with both stories is that their endings were so abrupt and left so many questions. But I suppose there are more books in the series that might continue where these left off.

Contains graphic sex scenes.

"I received this book for free from eBook Discovery. I voluntarily review this book. This is my honest review."

[Jeanette Little · Rating 4 out of 5]

Unexpected Discovey

Even though both stories are about time travel, most of both are in one time period, their present! The first one about digging up dinosaur bones was a getting to know you love story that I recommend. The second story was lovers fighting against all odds to be together. I was surprised because there were unexpected twists. Read them and enjoy the ride!!