All Who Wander

Her father was a time traveler, and he left her with a mission . . . The year is 1929, and Catherine Christie's world turns upside down when, on her twenty-fifth birthday, she receives a box from her long-dead father containing an explosive secret: that he was a time traveler. In the box is also a medallion that can take her into the past and breadcrumbs to the largest pirate treasure that has ever been lost, a treasure her ancestors have sought for generations . . . Sebastian Talbot is a disgraced former Duke who trades in antiquities. He meets the alluring Catherine at The Great Exhibition of 1851, unaware that she is eighty years before her time and is laying a trap to get her hands on the pendant he always wears around his neck. She seduces him, grabs the necklace, and plunges them both into the past . . . As Catherine and Sebastian embark on the adventure of a lifetime, the pull of their desire is as magnetic as their magical medallion. The closer they get to finding the lost treasure, the closer they get to each other. But Sebastian still doesn't know who she really is. Will Catherine reveal her secret and give them a chance at love? Contains mature themes.

Desire or destiny-which would you choose? Portia Welham lives in modern-day New York, but was born 200 years before on an island kingdom ruled by her father. After she falls critically ill as a child, she's transported to the future using her family's Time Medallion. It saves her life; but having grown up in a different era, adult Portia can no longer reconcile to the fate that awaits her back home. Watching over her shoulder is Michael Bryce, Guardian of the Medallion. It's his job to keep her-and the amulet-safe. And now they're locked in a battle of wills as he attempts to convince her it's time to come home to marry a prince to further her family's interests. Till one day Michael arrives in her world seriously injured and Portia realizes something is truly amiss on Welham Island. As she nurses him to health, it's also clear there's more to their relationship than they are willing to admit. Fighting a forbidden desire, she agrees to return, whereupon she's engaged to a prince who promises protection against a common enemy. But it might be too little too late to save the island. And she can no longer ignore what her heart wants. Contains mature themes.

How long can you run away from fate? In the case of Chloe Talbot and Joshua Bryce, the answer is . . . About seventeen years. That's how long it's been since they shared a life-altering kiss on the turret at Westlake. And then Joshua disappeared, taking a step back from his duties as Guardian of the Time Medallion, leaving Chloe wondering what went wrong. Now Joshua wants to make amends. He travels from nineteenth century Welham Island to present-day Westlake because he can sense something is amiss with the ever-composed Chloe. She wants nothing to do with him, but with Westlake school on the verge of financial ruin, Chloe must get creative if she wants her family's legacy to survive. She lets Joshua in, despite her every instinct. But the biggest threat arrives from a man who accuses Chloe's grandfather of stealing a painting from his family in 1942, Germany. Joshua suggests the best way to save the school is to go back in time to a Europe besieged by World War II to steal it and return it to her accuser. Will Chloe and Joshua succeed? And will their fiery attraction survive when they return to their own world? Contains mature themes.