Book description
Zachary Smith is finished with high-maintenance women, impossible clients, and paranormal adventures. He wants an ordinary life for happily-ever-after with a fresh-faced girl next door. Then he walks through a doorway into a different century, and things don't turn out quite the way he planned.
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1 author picked Till There Was You as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This historical romance is refreshingly contemporary in its scope, with characters who understand the social limits of Medieval society even as they do their best to break free of them.
Humor breaks up what might otherwise be too dramatic making for a well-balanced tale. This book is perfect for curling up on a beach or in front of a fire.
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