A Crown in Time: A Time Travel Romance

by Cidney Swanson

Overview

ONE MAN. TWO SETS OF MARRIAGE VOWS. BAD MATH. Edmund unexpectedly tumbles back to his old life in 1601 London, where Shakespeare's company reigns and lords in ruffs conspire against the aging and childless Queen Elizabeth. Edmund's 21st century wife Halley may be a little under the weather, but she won't let pregnancy and a sore throat keep her from rescuing her husband.

Edmund, meanwhile, already has a wife in 1601and has just learned that his actor brother was tossed in the Tower for treason, part of the infamous Essex rebellion implicating Shakespeare's company. With treason charges, Edmund's love for his other wife, and scarlet fever in an era without antibiotics, things are turning deadly for Halley and Edmund's once-perfect marriage.

A Crown in Time is the fourth book in a time travel science fiction series where history comes alive for a headstrong trio of girlfriends fighting to keep the men they love from the past with them in the future. Clean sweet romance and thrilling action, each book with a complete story and HEA.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940161502556
Publisher:	Williams Press
Publication date:	01/21/2019
Series:	Thief in Time , #4
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	364,492
File size:	849 KB

About the Author

Cidney Swanson writes unforgettable contemporary characters who are genuinely shocked to find themselves thrown into perilous or Sci-Fi/Fantasy situations. Well, except for the heroine from Mars. Come on. How shocked could a Mars colonist be to find herself in a Sci-Fi peril? After they (fine, *most of them*) get over their shock, they start kicking butt and taking names, and usually do some kissing along the way. Cidney’s complex plotting and stick-with-you characters have resulted in a few nice awards, including a Kirkus Reviews Best of 2012 and an SCBWI Spark Honor Book. When she’s not placing her characters in peril, Cidney can be found asking her husband, cats, kids, and anyone else who will listen why it rains so much in Oregon’s Willamette Valley.