The Time-Traveller's Love

The Time-Traveller's Love

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** Sequel to the Time Traveller's Choice** Emma Scott has found love with World War I veteran Charlie Lawrence. She's found her Great Grandmother, Emer, and learned they share the strange gift of time travel. Emma, Charlie and Emer travel to Ireland to try to uncover the truth of why magic flows in their bloodline. But Dublin in 1922 is a city on the brink of civil war, and Emma finds herself in unexpected--and desperate--danger. When a tragedy separates Emma and Charlie, will they be able to find their way back to each other?
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Do you ever wonder what it would be like if you could travel through time? What if you came into possession of an item that suddenly made that possible, what would you do? While on vacation with her family at their cottage, she walks into an antique shop after seeing an old watch in the window display. After hearing the story the store owner was told, she goes home and thinks about it all week, until she eventually goes back to buy it. True or not, she had planned to buy the watch anyway. Knowing that, realistically, the story couldn't be true, she still can't help but wonder if maybe, just maybe, it was a possibility. When her friends arrive, she shares the story with them, and they end up going on the adventure of a lifetime. So join Clara, Amy, Philip, Jamie and Sara as they travel back in time, to the 1800s.

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