Touchstone of Love (A Time Travel Romance)

by Beth Barany

Overview

A time-travel romance by award-winning novelist, Beth Barany.

When a thunderstorm transports software expert Rose Waldman to thirteenth century France, she meets hunky stonemason Julien, who is secretly creating a gargoyle in defiance of his master mason. Can independent gadget loving Rose trust her life and heart to Julien, and can she really never go home again?

Product Details

BN ID:	2940148163534
Publisher:	Firewolf Books
Publication date:	01/07/2014
Series:	Touchstone , #1
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	120
File size:	669 KB

About the Author

Based in Oakland, California, Beth Barany writes magical tales of romance and adventure to transport readers to new worlds where anything is possible.

She's the award-winning author HENRIETTA THE DRAGON SLAYER, a young adult fantasy novel (Book 1 of the Five Kingdom series.)

In her off hours, Beth enjoys capoeira, traveling, and watching movies with her husband, bestselling author Ezra Barany, and playing with their two cats, Kitty and Leo.

More about Beth at

Editorial Reviews

"A time-travel romance, in which, Rose Walden is sent to 13th century France during a freak storm. There Rose meets Julien, a mason, who is secretly sculpting a gargoyle to enter into a competition. The romance in this story is enchanting..."

Goodreads - Marlene at

"Rose Waldman started her trip to London via France, where everything seem to going exactly how she planned, until she misses her connecting flight and ends up staying the night in a small village in the countryside...After going through the whole story between her and Julian, I have to say she made me a believer. The story was really romantic and the two of them together are just pure magic. It is rare that I find a couple rather than a single character really making a story worth while."

http://bookmarksspoilersandhappilyeverafter.blogspot.com/ - Kathy Horsman

"Star-crossed lovers must conquer obstacles of arranged marriage, cruel adversaries, and time itself to protect their new love. There were a few nicely placed steamy bits (Mmm... steamy bits) to keep the reader turning pages in hope of more."

http://wonbooksblog.blogspot.com/ - Janette Schmitt