Love Across Time

~Slipping through time wasn't the fairy tale she'd always dreamed of...~When a pair of headlights slammed into her car, Emma expected to wake in a hospital bed, not alone and confused in 1351 Scotland. Her antique locket now looks new, and it holds cryptic clues about the unfamiliar place-and time-where she finds herself. Alien in both manner and appearance, she is believed to be a fairy and becomes the unwanted houseguest of a skeptical, boorish crofter named Iain, in whom she discovers an unexpected tenderness.After what happened the last time a stranger darkened his door, Iain has good reason to suspect the beautiful, mysterious woman beseeching him for help, however convincingly helpless she seems. With his heart and his common sense in conflict, dreams of her fatal beauty haunt him nightly, and his need to possess her and unlock all her secrets becomes an increasing obsession. Is she an ordinary woman in extraordinary circumstances, or is she a real fairy as everyone else believes? And will he be able to convince her to stay in his life?~❤~Stay with Me is book one of a time-travel historical romance series about modern-day heroines finding their Happily Ever After in the past, thanks to their magical locket.Both books in the series can be enjoyed standalone. This book is for adult readers looking for a steamy romance with dark themes. The story contains violence, death, and numerous consensual sex scenes. HEA guaranteed! Ruby Duvall began writing out of spite for otherwise wonderfully written romances that nevertheless didn't quite satisfy. Her addiction to the happily-ever-after began as a teenager, and she wrote her first story at fifteen before moving on to fanfiction and then original fiction. Though she grew up in the Midwest, she now lives with her husband and two children in Seattle. When she's not writing, she reads, enjoys video games, and bakes. Time-slipping heroines (and heroes?) find true love in another era.

~Getting shot is bad enough, but waking up two hundred years in the past is even worse.~Samantha never thought being in the antiques business would be so dangerous, nor that a locket she swiped for herself would send her to 1783 London. With only enigmatic rhymes for clues, she must find out why she slipped through time and how to get home. Her situation goes from bad to worse when desperation lands her in a brothel, but Samantha's first client may have the answers she needs-if she submits to his desires.There's more to beautiful, long-legged Samantha than meets the eye, but she's a distraction that naval officer Ryder cannot afford. His father is dying, and his fugitive brother has bankrupted their family's shipping business. Samantha turns out to be just what Ryder needs-both in bed and out of it-but the more passion they share, the more embroiled she becomes in his criminal dealings, including the dark secret between Ryder and the obsessed revenue officer who wants to see him hang.~♥~Escape with Me is book two of a series of standalone time-travel historical romances about modern-day heroines finding their Happily Ever After in the past, thanks to their magical locket.Both books in the series can be enjoyed standalone. This book is for adult readers looking for a steamy romance with dark themes. The story contains violence, death, and numerous consensual sex scenes. HEA guaranteed! Ruby Duvall began writing out of spite for otherwise wonderfully written romances that nevertheless didn't quite satisfy. Her addiction to the happily-ever-after began as a teenager, and she wrote her first story at fifteen before moving on to fanfiction and then original fiction. Though she grew up in the Midwest, she now lives with her husband and two children in Seattle. When she's not writing, she reads, enjoys video games, and bakes. Time-slipping heroines (and heroes?) find true love in another era.

Lucy McLaren went back to her family name after she and her long-term partner split. The McLaren family history and their cottage in Somerset in England drew her inexorably to the past and gave it an importance that she was unable-or perhaps, unwilling- to explain. As her daughter Beth grew older and began to question the past, and Lucy's relationship floundered, she knew the only way to save her sanity, and justify her actions to her daughter, was to go back and seek out the man she had fallen in love with many years ago. Could she tell her daughter that her whole life had been a lie? And will the love of her life still be there when Lucy returns to the nineteenth century?