Serendipity
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Last published Sun, Oct 25, 2020
Ada Mclaughlin was dead. Or so to say, she was dead in 1968. Fate decided it wasn't her time yet... And the gods smiled upon her that dreadful day. Finding herself in 1743, Ada has to learn to cope with the consequences of that time travelling twist- will she be able to handle her new life in Georgian Scotland?
And what about the familiar face of our beloved James Fraser? Or should we say, Colin.
Two lovers destined to meet again.
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