Books where MC goes into another world/time and "can't" return

[James]

I’m looking for books involving the transportation (unwillingly) of the main character(s) to a different time, world or universe. (First person-male or third person only)

These are books I’ve read and like.
Adept Series - Piers Anthony
Adventures of Conrad Stargard Series - Leo Frankowski
Conquistador - S.M. Stirling
Daniel Black Series - E. William Brown
Destroyermen Series - Taylor Anderson
Event Series – S.M. Stirling
Gandalara Cycle Series - Randall Garrett and Vicki Ann Heydron
Gor Series - John Norman
Guardians of the Flame - Joel Rosenberg
Harry Potter Series - J.K. Rowling (dose not transport to a different time, world or universe.)
Ice Age Heat - Paul Lucas
Identity Crisis - Hikaru Katayama
Jazmyn - Bernard Doove
Life of Riley - G. Howell
Magic Kingdom of Landover - Brooks, Terry
1632 Series - Eric Flint
Wizard's Bane Series - Rick Cook

These are books I’ve tried to read and don't like (why I don't like them).
Amber Series - Roger Zelzany (back and forth through dimensions)
Axis of Time Series - John Birmingham
Chronicles of Thomas Covenant - Stephen R. Donaldson
Fionavar Tapestry Series - Guy Gavriel Kay*
Flight - Sheman Alexie (back and forth through time)
Hell's Gate - David Weber (back and forth through dimensions)
Lest Darknees Fall - L. Sprague De Camp (do not understand some words?)
Pilgrims - Will Elliott (not taken against there will)
Rhyme Series - Christopher Stasheff (to religious)
The Long Earth - Terry Pratchett (back and forth through dimensions)

Do you have any suggestions?

[Olga]

The Hazel Wood

[Kaion]

Kindred
The Homeward Bounders

[SamSpayedPI]

To Say Nothing of the Dog maybe?

It's not "against his will" exactly since the MC is a time traveler by profession, but (view spoiler)[violations of the time travel continuum by another party (hide spoiler)] cause him to materialize in the wrong time and/or place, with little memory of the original mission. It's quite funny.

[Rosa]

The movie Idiocracy.