Christopher Flemming is determined to stop his father's crime spree, which began in nineteenth century London and now threatens present day Colorado. He must find and destroy the time-traveling machine that brought them forward in time. More importantly, he needs to save Arianna.
Because of Christopher's blurred focus, Arianna finds her attraction to him untenable. She wants to help him, but he refuses to reveal his connection to the mansion.
Everything changes when Arianna stumbles onto the time machine before Christopher does. Will her future end up in the past?
Jeanie Davis is an Arizona transplant—twenty-four years and counting. She loves peach ice cream, shopping, a clean house…oh, and chocolate, of course. She has traveled extensively—from Fiji to Africa and Europe to Costa Rica—but prefers being at home creating new adventures on her computer.
Her four daughters have left her nest empty, but they return often with grandchildren who bring real fun and adventure to her life. And thankfully, Jeanie's awesome husband, Rick, loves to join in on all her escapades.
A good romance will always capture Jeanie's attention; add suspense or historical ties and she's totally hooked. She's the author of a time-traveling adventure, Time Twist—the first of a romantic/suspense series with a twist of paranormal; an historical fiction novel, As Ever Yours, based on the lives of her grandparents, and a children's Christmas book, I Don't Know Why I Did It.
Jeanie is passionate about writing, and she always has a new story to delve into or an older one to revise. She began by writing poetry and music, which she still enjoys, but now novels have moved to the forefront of her avocational pursuits.
When she's not spoiling her grandchildren, Jeanie spends her free time curled up with a good book or typing away on her most recent mystery, adventure or romance.
Top Ten List
• The house on the cover of Time Twist is eerily like my own house. I
didn’t design the cover, my publisher in New York did.
• (Not such a fun fact, but it’s interesting). Because I have secondary
progressive MS, my doc said I’d be a vegetable by now. Should I send
him copies of my books?
• I have four daughters—all born in different states.
• I have nine awesome grandkids!
• My favorite Broadway play is Les Miserables
• I also write music and poetry
• Favorite treats: Utah mint truffles, homemade peach ice cream and
caramel apples
• I like my house to be clean—and will pay someone to make it so :)
• I’ve been to Niagara Falls five times—don’t ask
• I’m uncomfortable making lists about myself :)
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Book Snippet
Ari reached for her cell phone. As she began dialing, her phone beeped at her.
No bars. …Another thought forced its way into her mind: I’m in a house in the
middle of nowhere, by myself—alone with no phone service.