Reflections of Toddsville (Time Travelers)

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Summary: A wonderful novel of love, time, & the vagaries of the heart
Review: Reflections Of Toddsville is the story of Trudy Johnson, America's best selling historic romance writer who's personal love life consists of a bedside photography of a Victorian gentleman taken in 1991. On June 21, 1997 Trudy falls asleep in her Richfield Spring cabin only to awaken in the same bed one hundred years in the past -- with the man from her photography along side her! His name is Cuyler Carr, and hi's not happy about his fishing trip (or his reputation) being ruined by Trudy's unexpected arrival. Reflections Of Toddsville is a totally engaging and unique novel of love, time, and the vagaries of the human heart.

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Summary: The most authentic time travel I have ever read
Review: This book had such a realistic feel to it that I thought I had gone back in time myself. I purchased the other books in the series and can't wait to get them. I've never had an author that hooked me so completely in my life. I stopped reading novels when I got married and have never really been one to rush to the bookstore to get the next book in a series until I started to read Time Travelers. They are all so different, but TODDSVILLE just seemed like a real story to me...not fiction. I highly recommend this book as well as the rest of the series.

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Summary: The FIRST book in the Time Travelers, Inc. series is here!
Review: Trudy Johnson--America's number one romance novelist--needed a break. A cabin in the woodsy area surrounding Richfield Springs, New York seemed just the ticket. The peace and quiet soothes her shattered nerves, until she awakens at 2:00 in the morning and discovers she's accidentally time traveled to 1897. Same bed. Same cabin. Same woodsy setting. One major difference--she's not alone, and he's not amused by her intrusion!

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Summary: The best time travel novel I have read to date.
Review: What a great way to start a new series! My favorite time travel romance to date and I have read a lot. I just want to know where my own "Cuyler" is and why I never meet any guys like him.