Monica Burns wrote a winner with FOREVER MINE. How can she leave Nicholas now that she’s found him? But can she truly stay in the past? And when she earns his trust, she is faced with a more pressing problem. Even as she tries to convince them she’s not the same person, Victoria found herself falling for Nicholas. It turns out that the woman whose body her soul inhabits is a bitch, and thus her husband (and the people around them) loathes her. Victoria Ashton was visiting an art gallery when a bomb explosion hurtled her back in time to 1897, where she was supposedly married to Nicholas Thornhill, Earl of Guildford. Have you read and loved A Knight in Shining Armor by Jude Deveraux? Were you frustrated (just a bit) by the way the author ended the story with possibilities? Well, if you loved time travel romances and want a surefire HEA, be sure to pick up FOREVER MINE. Review copy provided via Reading Alley in exchange for an honest review. But the changes in Victoria make him to alter his opinion as he forges a bond with her that crosses the boundaries of time. When she unexpectedly reappears, he scoffs at her latest in a long string of lies.

Nicholas Thornhill, Earl of Guildford, is plagued with rumors he murdered his missing wife. Despite Victoria’s attempts to convince the earl she’s not his wife, her double’s infidelity and lies make it difficult, especially when Victoria falls in love with a man who loathes her. Thrown back to the year 1897, Victoria Ashton is mistaken for, and forced to impersonate, the spiteful, unfaithful Countess of Guildford, who’s been missing for three weeks.

With a lovable cast of characters this book will earn a place on the keeper shelf. WARNING: This book contains a proper English earl, whose frozen heart hides a tortured soul, and a feisty modern-day heroine determined to make the man see things her way.

Forever mine by monica burns