Runaway Time

Runaway

by Deborah Gordon

Scientist and researcher Sara Maravich travels back in time to 1865, where she is united with the subject of her research--19th-century essayist and public works advocate Tyson Stone. Though attracted to the dashing public figure, Sara must find a way back to the present and to her young daughter.

Genres: Time Travel

416 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1995

Reviews

[Zeek · Rating 4 out of 5]

Well this is an oldie I never read back in the day but I can see why it hits the top of the time travel romance genre lists. Written in a time when editors made sure your books were ready to be published, it really is a fun little romp starting futuristic and ending post civil war America.

The hero is loved by the heroine before they meet, but there are so many fun elements to it, including telepathy between mother and daughter and an almost x-men abilities emerging elsewhere, I dont care it got sorta messy by the end. The heat between the H/h made it worth the read. (I liked that the hero was a thinking woman's romantic hero too!)

So yeah if your a timey-wimey kinda romance novel reader and you havent already- read this one!

[Harry · Rating 3 out of 5]

I must be getting desperate looking in the Romance category for time travel stories but this one holds up well. Like a extra scoop of ice cream it is sweet and fun.

[Katie Williamson · Rating 5 out of 5]

If you like time travel... you will LOVE this book. Deborah Gordon creates great characters!