Loved itThe Surviving Trace was kind of like time-travelly, soulmates kind of romance. If you guys remember Callie Reed, loved that.
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The Surviving Trace (2018)
Others: Positive Our love is timeless. Will is my fiancé. The shy man I met years ago in college. The person I’m supposed to spend the rest of my life with. This is the life I’ve always wanted until finding a picture of four men changes everything… Etienne says he’s my husband and the year is 1912. He can’t stand the sight of me, but I don’t know why. Oh, and he’s one of the men from the picture. I’ve done the impossible and have become trapped in time and I know Etienne is my key to going home. The more time I spend with Etienne, the further I fall for him, until I’m questioning which time I belong in and if the life I left behind is the one I truly desire. All I know for certain is I need to survive time. I need to survive love. And I need to make it out on the other side alive. Contemporary Romance/Time Travel
- ISBN:
- 9781718698451
- Length:
- 461 pages
Genres: fantasy, romance, historical fiction
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