I love Time Travel Romances!!!! discussion

hi, I thought I'd start a conversation here :)

I love Outlander by Diana Gabaldon, I finished it last week and I am desperately in need of the second book now. I enjoy Claire's journey in the film and I love her relationship with Jamie even though it is pretty flawed.

Who else has read this book?

I have read the first 4 books in this series and loved them all, however Outlander is my favorite.

Pollyanna wrote: "hi, I thought I'd start a conversation here :)

I love Outlander by Diana Gabaldon, I finished it last week and I am desperately in need of the second book now. I enjoy..."

Film?!? Do tell.

I have read the first three books, in fact I just finished Voyager a few minutes ago. IMO Jamie Fraser is one of the best written heroes ever.

I agree with you Tessa, Outlander is definitely my favorite. I can't wait to read books 4-7!

i haven't read Outlander yet, but i think yall have convinced me to. lol

has anyone read The Pleasure Master by Nina Bangs? i know the title pretty crazy, but it's so good! :)

Oh, you must read Outlander Roxy! All the books are long, but so good :)

i will...you talked me into it. lol
another book that was really long but so good was Legend by Jude Deveraux...it was a great time travel romance.

have you read it? :)

I have not, but it looks really good, so I marked it to read, thanks for the rec!

you're welcome. :)
i went through a time when reading was my only escape and time travel romances were and are my fav to read. the very first one i read was When Lightning Strikes ny Kristin Hannah...it got me hooked! lol

I am pretty new to the subgenre myself, but I love the escape as well.

yeah, nothing beats curling up with a book after a rough day. i just find that i absolutely love supernatural romances and time travel feeds that love. lol
what are some of you fav's? :)

Roxy wrote: "yeah, nothing beats curling up with a book after a rough day. i just find that i absolutely love supernatural romances and time travel feeds that love. lol
what are some of you fav's? :)"

Genres? I love to genre jump so a little bit of everything. But my favorite genres are pnr/uf, historical romance (I love historical fiction too), erotic romance, contemporary romance.

Alycia wrote: "Pollyanna wrote: "hi, I thought I'd start a conversation here :)

I love Outlander by Diana Gabaldon, I finished it last week and I am desperately in need of the second b..."

whoops meant in the book lol, although a film is being made at the moment. My only concern with that is that I don't think they will be able to find anyone who lives up to Jamie.

i'm the same way, a lot of the time travel ones i read have historical fiction..some of them are about changing the past too. the ones set in Scotland and the West are some of my favorites.

the only thing i read that wasn't time travel is Sherrilyn Kenyon's Dark-Hunter novels. now those are really addictive. lol

Pollyanna wrote: "Alycia wrote: "Pollyanna wrote: "hi, I thought I'd start a conversation here :)

I love Outlander by Diana Gabaldon, I finished it last week and I am desperately in need ..."

Really? I wasn't sure if it had started production. I can't find anything on imdb yet. I can't wait :)

I agree with you all, movies are never as good as the books.

Has anyone read anything by Gwyn Cready? I am interested in and [image error]

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Gwyn Cready

i haven't actually, do you know anything about her books so i can have a little summary of it? :)

Here is the synopsis for Seducing Mr. Darcy. I have a weakness for him, there are mixed reviews, but I have talked to some people that really like it. I believe it won a RITA.

Mr. Darcy just isn't Flip Allison's style. She prefers novels that include hot sex on the bathroom sink to the mannerly high-tension longing of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice. That is, until she pays a visit to Madame K, who promises a therapeutic massage with an opportunity to "Imagine Yourself in Your Favorite Book." Somehow on the way to a sizzling sink top session with a Venetian Adonis, Flip lands right in the middle of Regency England--and dangerously close to handsome Mr. Darcy. So close, in fact, that she discovers you can't always judge a book by its cover.

Flirting with Forever is a new release and I have peeked into it, but haven't gotten far enough yet to give an opinion, the artist (hero) definitely did exist in history. The synopsis:
an ambitious writer discovers that bad-boy painters are as timeless—and irresistible—as their art. . . .Art historian Campbell Stratford is about to make a name for herself with her scandalously sexy tell-all “fictographies” of famous seventeenth-century artists, but she’s more iintimately familiar with her subjects than her eager readers can imagine. Thanks to a time portal she accidentally discovered, she has caused quite a stir in the Great Beyond. To save their reputations, the Guild protecting dead artists convinces playboy Peter Lely, portraitist to the king, to sabotage Cam’s latest project. A few hours posing on Sir Peter’s modeling chaise leads to a night of seductive passion—then Cam returns home and discovers his betrayal. But before she can turn her angry pen on her lover, Sir Peter makes a surprise visit to the future and transforms Cam’s twenty-first-century life into chaos of classic proportions. . .

That sounds amazing! i'm gonna mark as to-read, thank you, Alycia. :)

You are welcome. She also has , her first as well as the two mentioned above. [image error]

Oooo! Have you ever read, 'A Connecticut Fashionista in King Arthur's Court'? It's so funny and really good as well. :)
i'm gonna go to my Book Nook soon and try to find Seducing Mr.Darcy.

Roxy wrote: "Oooo! Have you ever read, 'A Connecticut Fashionista in King Arthur's Court'? It's so funny and really good as well. :)
i'm gonna go to my Book Nook soon and try to find Seducing Mr.Darcy."

No, but I like the title. I will look it up. Thanks Roxy.

No problem, and if you really like it then the second one is called, 'A Hoboken Hipster in Sherwood Forest'. that one was pretty crazy too. lol

ACFIKAC seems to be OOP, but I will search for it in used bookstores and online.

hmmm, i'll see if i can find it for you. :)
it's possible i may have it on the list of books i've read, if so please feel free to check it out and read my review on it. :)

Thanks!

lol, whatever i can do to help. :)
so my mom found my Desparado's Gold book and i'm so freaking happy! :D
that is one absolutely fantastic time travel romance. ;)

Pollyanna wrote: "hi, I thought I'd start a conversation here :)

I love Outlander by Diana Gabaldon, I finished it last week and I am desperately in need of the second book now. I enjoy..."

These books are great. I listened to them all on audio and they were fantastic. I am anxiously waiting for the last book to come out which is suppose to be this year.

i'm currently reading Outlander and a book called Spirited Away. Both are fairly good so far. :)