Time of the Fae: A Time Travel Romance

Dunskey Castle #13

by Jane Stain

Suellen and her friends ride a whirlwind onto a seacliff and panic. What happened? The area is crawling with Highlanders who say they’re fighting the Romans. That guy. The one they met at the Renaissance faire. They need to find him.

Genres: Romance, Scotland, Time Travel

202 pages, Paperback

Published February 24, 2019

About the author

Jane was an actor at Paramount Ranch, California in 1988, doing the original Renaissance Pleasure Faire.

Los Angeles is her home town.

She is in her fifties and has been influenced by the writing of Diana Gabaldon, Isaac Asimov, Anne McCaffrey, and many more great authors.

Jane Stain is a pen name.

Reviews

[Quilting Tangent]

Time to try to break the curse.
Donnan and Suellen go on an adventure to recover the Fae Horn. Not all goes as planned, with more adventure to follow in the next book. Looking forward to see what happens to the Clan.

[Reva Parks]

Ashley was Connell's girlfriend in the early days at the Renaissance Faire when they were teenagers. Now Thomas has upped the advertising contract the faire has with the advertising company she works for. She sends her coworkers, Suellen and MaryBeth, to enjoy the faire only to return with them the next day after Suellen reports meeting a woman in a white flowing gown with a crown of flowers and leaves and wearing a silver ring handwrought into Celtic knots. Ashley knows the described woman was her old friend Kelsey, now a graduate of the druid university, a druid herself and the theif who stole the silver axe, a time travel amulet, used by the McGregors. As the three girls leave the grounds by a back way, they are caught in the vortex of four McGregor guys traveling to the Scottish coast of the Irish Sea near to the underground fortress their clan has been assigned to protect from the Romans around the time 70 A.D. It was such a good read accompanying Suellen and Donnan's map-following adventure toward love and the Fairies' magical silver horn which ends with the Druids taking the horn and the Fairies taking Donnan! Can't wait for the war, Druids Or Fairies, Dunskey Castle #14.

[Kim Wedel]

A quick read

The books are becoming more like chapters in a large series which is fine, and while they can be read as stand alone to a point the characters get muddled a little if you don’t read them in order. So while I enjoyed the story, they fall in love too fast and I obviously missed some previous books to be able to follow this completely.

[Eva Wade]

I love this author and her stories. I wont say much about the story just that there's fairies and druids and kilts oh my. This author has created a great world. although the book is apart of a series it is a standalone and i can't wait for what's next. i do highly recommend reading all the books

[Susan Potucek]

The tale continues

I found this story to be difficult to follow. No clear cut storyline but rather bits and pieces twisted together. Hoping the next in the series will exp!ain some of the troubling conflicts.

[Mary Nixon]

Light reading with time travel and romance.