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Summary: Lynn Kurland has done it again!
Review: If you haven't read "A Dance Through Time" first do so. In "Dance" Elizabeth Smith travels through time to medievel Scottland to find her true love in laird Jamie McCleod. When Jamie survives the death history has proclaimed for him he realizes his time has no place for him and travel forward to Elizabeth's time. Elizabeth calls her brother Alex to let him know of her return. Alex who has become disillusioned with his life as a corporate raider travels to Scottland with younger brother Zachary to greet his sister and new husband where they learn that Jamie's nemisis from the past has discovered time travel and is wreaking havoc throughout the centuries. Jamie and Elizabeth travel back in time this time taking Alex and Zac. They acheive success and return to the future. The four decide to remain in Scottland together. "The Very Thought of You" picks up with Jamie and Elizabeth away on one of their jaunts through time leaving Alex and Zac to seriously get on each others nerves. Alex winds up in Jamie's library looking for a book and finds a map of Jamie's property with x's marked with locations and time periods scrawled beneath them. Deciding he could use a quick vacation in Barbados Alex instead winds up in twelfth century England. There he finds what he was unable to find in his own time, the love of his life Margaret of Falconberg who has been trying to hold on to her land for ten years since her father's death and inspite of the murauding of the evil neighboring lord. Alex wins the right to wed Margaret in a tournament held by King Richard the Lionheart. Missing Alex and finding the map dislocated, Jamie and Elizabeth arrive to bring Alex home. For the first time Alex realizes that he will never see his family again and decides to travel forward just once to say his goodbyes. In the future Margaret is stunned by the changes. She feels great responsibility for her people in the past and knows she must return. She also decides that she loves Alex too much to deprive him of his luxuries of the future and returns alone. Alex is heartbroken but can not return to the past without Margaret as it is not his time. Jamie discovers that Margaret is to did in a fire caused by her enemy. Alex is desperate to find a way back to her. Margaret returns to the past to the fire that was to claim her. She kills Ralf and realizes that the past no longer has a place for her and that she can return to the future and Alex but not before making arrangements for the restoration of the castle and instructions to hold it in trust for Alex in the future. She returns to a distraught Alex promises never to leave him again and surprises him with the castle and his title. They adopt the orphans they brought forward with them and find happiness at last.
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Summary: Lynn Kurland has done it again!
Review: If you haven't read "A Dance Through Time" first do so. In "Dance" Elizabeth Smith travels through time to medievel Scottland to find her true love in laird Jamie McCleod. When Jamie survives the death history has proclaimed for him he realizes his time has no place for him and travel forward to Elizabeth's time. Elizabeth calls her brother Alex to let him know of her return. Alex who has become disillusioned with his life as a corporate raider travels to Scottland with younger brother Zachary to greet his sister and new husband where they learn that Jamie's nemisis from the past has discovered time travel and is wreaking havoc throughout the centuries. Jamie and Elizabeth travel back in time this time taking Alex and Zac. They acheive success and return to the future. The four decide to remain in Scottland together. "The Very Thought of You" picks up with Jamie and Elizabeth away on one of their jaunts through time leaving Alex and Zac to seriously get on each others nerves. Alex winds up in Jamie's library looking for a book and finds a map of Jamie's property with x's marked with locations and time periods scrawled beneath them. Deciding he could use a quick vacation in Barbados Alex instead winds up in twelfth century England. There he finds what he was unable to find in his own time, the love of his life Margaret of Falconberg who has been trying to hold on to her land for ten years since her father's death and inspite of the murauding of the evil neighboring lord. Alex wins the right to wed Margaret in a tournament held by King Richard the Lionheart. Missing Alex and finding the map dislocated, Jamie and Elizabeth arrive to bring Alex home. For the first time Alex realizes that he will never see his family again and decides to travel forward just once to say his goodbyes. In the future Margaret is stunned by the changes. She feels great responsibility for her people in the past and knows she must return. She also decides that she loves Alex too much to deprive him of his luxuries of the future and returns alone. Alex is heartbroken but can not return to the past without Margaret as it is not his time. Jamie discovers that Margaret is to did in a fire caused by her enemy. Alex is desperate to find a way back to her. Margaret returns to the past to the fire that was to claim her. She kills Ralf and realizes that the past no longer has a place for her and that she can return to the future and Alex but not before making arrangements for the restoration of the castle and instructions to hold it in trust for Alex in the future. She returns to a distraught Alex promises never to leave him again and surprises him with the castle and his title. They adopt the orphans they brought forward with them and find happiness at last.
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Summary: its wasnt bad not as good as the other book about elizabeth
Review: It was fair not very beleavable! faryring come on?? I enjoy it but margaret was a little to manly for my likeing & I enjoy when the time travel is the woman much better! but it was worth reading
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Summary: Very good! but the hero has more warmth than the heroine.
Review: Ms. Kurland is an excellent writer of historical romance, and this book is no exception.The story line was so captivating that I couldn't put it down.The dissappointment for me was that the hero, Alex showed more warmth than the heroine,Meg.She was also so annoying and unfeminene, it was a wonder that he was attracted to her in the first place. I did enjoy seeing Beth and Jamie reappear from the "prequel" to this book. I believe that it was " A Dance In Time." All in all, it was a very good book and I would reccommend it highly.
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Summary: A Perfect Couple!
Review: Oh he was a charmer alright, and she was a spirited and brave woman. I enjoyed it from early on when he could not speak french well, could not relieve himself in peace, then trying to get back to his own time only to have to return to Meg's keep when he failed, then braving the tourneys to win her hand-(of course, she enters the tourney also)-then finally returning to his time. I found this book to be a keeper. Now if someone could just tell me how I could go back in time to find MY Honorable and Charming Knight...Enjoy.
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Summary: a very sweet and funny book
Review: This book is a sequel to "A Dance Thru Time". This is Alex Smith's story. He is the brother to the heroine from "A Dance Thru Time". Alex is bored and goes off on his own trying to find a transport to sunny Barbados only to find himself transported back in time. Here he encounters quite a few interesting characters. The one that has him the most facinated and bewildered is Margaret of Falconberg. She is a strong, self assured woman who has been protecting her keep and people by herself for far to long. She longs for a mate to help her on her journey thru life but is fearful of giving up control. She doesn't realize what a beauty she is and this makes her all the more beautiful.Alex is a thorn in her side. He has strange ways, his speech, his mode of dress and his vow never to pick up a sword again. He has her totally confused by his actions as well. He is also effected by Margaret.He is strongly attracted to her but knows that he can't stay in her time. This is a wonderful romance. Its funny and tender, exciting and thrilling. I look forward to others in the series.
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Summary: a very sweet and funny book
Review: This book is a sequel to "A Dance Thru Time". This is Alex Smith's story. He is the brother to the heroine from "A Dance Thru Time". Alex is bored and goes off on his own trying to find a transport to sunny Barbados only to find himself transported back in time. Here he encounters quite a few interesting characters. The one that has him the most facinated and bewildered is Margaret of Falconberg. She is a strong, self assured woman who has been protecting her keep and people by herself for far to long. She longs for a mate to help her on her journey thru life but is fearful of giving up control. She doesn't realize what a beauty she is and this makes her all the more beautiful. Alex is a thorn in her side. He has strange ways, his speech, his mode of dress and his vow never to pick up a sword again. He has her totally confused by his actions as well. He is also effected by Margaret.He is strongly attracted to her but knows that he can't stay in her time. This is a wonderful romance. Its funny and tender, exciting and thrilling. I look forward to others in the series.
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Summary: Wonderful!!!!
Review: This is one of my favorite books, it was so funny. The heroine was unique and I just loved the hero, Alex. The secondary characters, both old and new where well incorporated into the story. I hope Ms. Kurland writes a story for Zach, I don't want to see this seires to end.
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Summary: A PAGE TURNER
Review: This is the first book that I read of Lynn Kurland's, and I could not put it down. This story of love combines passion and humor. Explore the timeless romance between Alexander and Margaret, in 1998 and in Medieval England.
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Summary: Disappointing and dull
Review: Though not my favorite Lynn Kurland novel, I did find it an enjoyable read. Having the man go back in time was a welcome switch from the norm, and the realistic characters kept me interested. There was plot, romance--everything I've come to expect from Lynn Kurland.
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