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The Forever Bride - Timeswept
Author: Evelyn Rogers

From Literary Times — Meagan Butler, an almost thirty year old advertising exec from New York, accompanied her fiancee, William, to Scotland for a business trip and they decide to marry at a small kirk at Thistledown Castle. They meet in the kirk to exchange their vows, but Meagan needs some encouragement, so she sits in a pew and recites three t... more »imes a line from The Forever Bride, a romance novel she has with her. The Gaelic phrase translates to love of my heart. She feels a bit dizzy but returns to the alter just in time to hear her name and reply, I do. When her husband thoroughly kisses her, she knows he is not William and when she opens her eyes, she faints. Robert Cameron had never met his bride before the nuptials. He carries her up to his chamber and looks her over, intimately. He sees her strange underclothes and is very interested in making his bride his wife, but not while she is unconscious. When Meagan awakes, she has to be convinced that it is 1765 and he thinks she is crazy, especially when she tells him the truth. Robert tells her about his bride, a young Irish girl named Meagan Anne MacSorley who he intended to marry for her hefty dowry in order to help his people and to restore Thistledown Castle. But Meagan the Younger had different ideas and she runs away on her wedding day. So now Robert must find the missing bride, but he is falling in love with his temporary one . . . and she with him. The search for the young Meagan goes on as she has proved competent enough to elude them for several days. In the meantime, Robert and Meagan come to the conclusion to enjoy whatever time they have together. They have captured each others hearts and have satisfied each others needs beyond their wildest expectations, which makes it all the more difficult for Meagan to leave. She believes she must return to her own time as Robert needs the dowry and therefore can't stay married to her. William is determined to find Meagan as he is certain something dreadful has happened to her, which it has. She has several dangerous experiences such as a near rape and murder. Ironically, it is they young Meagan who finds Robert and he is able to save his Meagan while the young one escapes once again, but not for long. Convinced that her disappearance has something to do with the book, William returns to Scotland and the kirk, reciting the same line three times. What happens then will change all their lives forever! It seems like a lot of time travel stories take place in Scotland, and this one made me wish it could really be true....and I'd be on the next plane!If time travel were an option, it's romances like The Forever Bride that would have millions of readers going back in time to search for the love of their hearts! Terrific story! Great characters! Ohhhh to be able to go through time and find my own Robert Cameron! Ms. Rogers is a topnotch storyteller! She whets your appetite for more!

ISBN-13: 9780843941777
ISBN-10: 0843941774
Pages: 368
Rating:

Currently 3.3/5 Stars.

3.3 stars, based on 12 ratings

Publisher: Leisure Books
Book Type: Mass Market Paperback
Reviews: Amazon | Write a Review

Genres:

Romance >> Contemporary

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