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Time Agents: Alterations

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The popular award-winning Time Agents series continues!!

When rogue time jumper Muriel O’Hanlan accidentally lands in England in 1525, she knows it won't be easy to survive through the winter while she waits for the next lightning storm to jump out again. Once she catches the eye of Henry VIII, the stakes only go higher. Arriving in the midst of Henry’s dissatisfaction with Queen Katherine of Aragon, but before Anne Boleyn steals his heart, the beautiful Muriel could upset a lot of very big history, eliminating Queen Elizabeth I altogether.

Heart-hurt Time Agent Oliver Nilsson never wants to see Muriel again after her deception in Cripple Creek, but he couldn't live with himself if he didn't at least try to get her out of Henry’s court before everything goes wrong. Setting history back on track, however, proves to be more difficult than expected.

How many wrongs will it take to make things right? And whose idea of "right" will prevail?

"Sparks fly across centuries in this pulse-pounding romance where love and history hang in the balance. Utterly addictive!" --M.J. Evans, Award-Winng Author

"Will Muriel lose her heart to the surprisingly handsome, intelligent and talented young King Henry? Or will she lose her head?"

489 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 26, 2025

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Jodi Bowersox

25 books41 followers
Jodi Bowersox is the author of romance novels, children's picture books (under the name J.B. Stockings) and a short commentary on the Biblical book of Ephesians.
Jodi has worn many hats in her life—actress, seamstress, interior designer, home-school teacher, artist, and writer.
As an artist, she specializes in watercolor pet portraits. To find out more about her writing, art, and other creative endeavors, check out her website: www.jodibowersox.com

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Author 27 books168 followers
October 2, 2025
I have read all of the time agents series and loved them all, but this is the BEST! Muriel accidentally ends up in England in 1525 when Henry the VIII is looking for a new queen. Anne Boleyn is supposed to be the next in line but then Muriel catches his eye. Not only doesn't Muriel want to be the next queen, knowing what happens to the others, but she wants to return to her own time. This is a great mix of historical fiction, science fiction, and romance. I loved it!
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Author 4 books21 followers
September 21, 2026
Timeagents to the recue in the Tudor court

Muriel O’Hanlan timetravels back to Henry VIII’s court, her pastries attracting the attention of the king, winning her a position as baker in his Privy Kitchen. She attracts less welcome attention from Henry, too. Anne Boleyn is not yet on the scene, but Muriel knows what happens in the future to the king’s women.
She also attracts the eye of one of his archers, Nicholas Kent.
And there’s the timetraveler’s conundrum. What might she do that would change history? And if she did, would it be a good thing? History gets twisted in big ways, and Muriel needs to set it right again. Oliver, a former love from a past/future life, comes to the rescue.
This novel portrays Tudor courtly life evocatively, and the Setting is well described. There are some interesting and witty factoids. Muriel remarks upon the paucity of names among the palace cooks, referring to ‘the third Stephen and the second Richard’. The king’s food has to be ‘assayed’ before it is served. I like how Muriel has to come up with a ‘badge’ and a ‘motto’ to delineate her 16th C identity.
Muriel is a compelling protagonist, and the other characters are interesting, but I had some problems with the Voice and the historicity. Servants referring to the king familiarly as ‘Henry’, the king walking into the kitchens (as if he would have done that). I couldn’t tell whether she was flirting with Henry or avoiding his advances. Nicholas Kent comes in as a POV character, which is strange.
This is Book 3 in the series, and it assumes you’ve read Books 1 and 2 and already know the mechanics behind her timetravel and the backstory of her loves and escapades in past/future timelines. What happened between her and Oliver in Cripple Creek is never really explained.
When the Time Agents come ‘back’ to rescue Muriel and rescue the timeline from the alterations she has caused, the Plot gets interesting and exciting.
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Author 27 books168 followers
February 18, 2026
I have read all of the works by Jodi Bowersox and enjoyed each one. However, I must say, this was my favorite! I loved the history that gets "Altered" in this time-travel book set in the days of King Henry. It's beautifully written and kept me up late turning pages. It's a winner!
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August 6, 2026
Awesome

What a great story!! I was hoping there would be another book. Love this author. She made everything alive. Just wow!!
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