--- Time can be changed but reality is always fixed. --- The year is 2030, Bellatrix Fitzpayn is about to discover the true reality of her family, how they aren't just hippies living from the land, but humans that possess magical powers. But she only learns because the source of them is dying, and she is tasked with saving it. Bellatrix must visit the year 1941, to get clippings of her great-grandfather's magical trees to revive the ones that they care for in 2030. But she is just eighteen, she hasn't completed her training, nor does she understand the reality of what she is doing. As she sets off on her adventure, chanting the song to take her back, she trips and falls. Bellatrix doesn't arrive in 1941 like planned, instead, she arrives in 1914, to a world that she wasn't prepared for, in a location that wasn't intended. The watch that sent her back in time is cracked before her, in need of repair. Bellatrix has to live in the new world, until she has enough money to repair the piece of equipment. Yet whilst there, she meets a man, Thomas Shelby, who simply takes her breath away. It's against the law of time travel, but she can't help but be enticed by him.

This book will be about a girl Alisa who was chosen to change the past. Shes sent to different timelines given a mission that she must accomplish. Luckily she has a Guide. But Will she mess every thing up.....

Catalina just regained her memories and has found herself in an unexpected situation - she went back in time and is now stuck in the year 1887. In a wicked turn of events, she's thrown into a world of politics and a twisted love story while the threat of being trapped in history looms in the background. One by one, she'll have to unravel the mysteries surrounding the people around her and she'll soon realize how connected her present is to the past. But her chances of going back to her time is slim. And Catalina may just have to realize that her fate has been predestined, burned in ink. •••• Highest rank: #10 in kilig #1 in spanishera

🥇#1 in 'period drama' - 08/08/21 & 01/06/22 Diana has a loving family but she's never really felt 'at home'. She and her family go and visit an old regency house one day but for some reason it all seems very familiar to Diana. When all of a sudden things take a turn for the worst and Diana wakes up 200 years in the past. However, once she starts getting used to things and finds herself falling for someone, it becomes difficult to understand where 'home' actually is. ⚠️swearing, and some adult themes⚠️ Note: all banners and covers used are not mine - I've gotten them off of Pinterest

James remembers his past lives with Cedric, but each of those lives ended in tragedy. This time, they will try to change fate. ********************************************************************************************** When James finds a strangely captivating photograph of a girl at an antiques store, he doesn't expect it to lead to Cedric. His attraction to Cedric is immediate, but then the dreams start. The dreams portal him into past lives that all share one thing in common: each life takes place during an epidemic. As James and Cedric enter into 2020, James realizes this life may end in the same fate.

A whispered plea transcends time. When Esmé Rogers meets Luke Carlisle in 1987, she never expected to end up on board the Titanic for its maiden voyage from Southampton to New York in 1912. But what started with confusion and questions turns into the greatest love of her life. As the date of the ill-fated sinking of the ocean liner approaches, Esmé questions whether or not she should try and change history. However, one question keeps coming back to haunt her: Does she survive? With frigid waters and a predestined collision on the horizon, can she change the fate of those she loves?

It is said that Scotland is a magical place, that its history is tightly intertwined with legend. About twenty miles from Culloden Moor there is a small village. long forgotten the stones crumbling and the green moss and bracken slowly reclaiming the rocks as the mortar turns to dust. The thatched roofs long ago rotted away. The tiny cottages make a pretty picture despite the dark memories and pain they hold in their dank rooms. The despair and loss that was felt at their empty hearths. There was once happiness, and laughter but not after Culloden. Every man from that village left to fight for bonny prince Charlie, and not a one of them returned. Abigail Donivan has learned that she is the last surviving heir to the Donivan clan and as such has inherited the two hundred acre plot of Scottish wilderness, she stumbles across the tumbledown cottages and falls in love with their charm. She works feverishly to restore them to their previous glory (with some modern luxuries) and plans to rent them out like a bed and breakfast. little does she know that there may yet be some magic within the Scottish Stones.

Allie Porter died a hundred years before she was born. At least that's how the obituary read. What she brushes off as a fluke suddenly becomes reality through a freak accident, catapulting Allie back to 1884. Consumed with trying to find her way back, she's distracted by Merrick Stone, a boy with an elusively dark past. The more Allie gets to know him, the more she finds herself debating her desire to return home. When his brother, Bryce, enters the picture and is immediately smitten by Allie, it causes unending tension between the brothers. Shortly after her arrival, two shady individuals surface and begin stalking Allie, demanding something she doesn't have. When she refuses to cooperate they allude to a chasm in her past - a mother who abandoned her at birth. These men insinuate her mother is somehow involved in her current predicament. If she returns home it will destroy any hope of learning about her mother's disappearance. Allie knows that if she stays it means death, as her obituary looms closer. But leaving means losing the boy she's in love with. Her mind yearns for the future, but her heart now belongs to the past. It's time for Allie to make a heart-wrenching decision, one that she doesn't know if she'll survive.

Historian Emilie Crosse dreamed of a love that would last forever Who knew she'd have to sail across two centuries to find it? When her ex-husband Zane Grey Rutledge shows up at her door with a Revolutionary War uniform that was part of his grandmother's estate, neither one suspects that their lives are about to change in ways they can't possibly imagine. Swept back in time to 1776 where a nation is struggling to be born, Emilie finds herself torn between two men: Zane, her ex ,who still holds the key to her heart, and Andrew McVie, the Patriot hero of her long-ago dreams . . . .

Time and space are abstract concepts, understood by few but marveled about by many. Charlotte Richards didn't deal with abstract and conceptual things. She much preferred the concrete and absolute. As a successful lawyer in New York City, she thought she had most of her life figured out. That is, until her brother and her best friend somehow managed to build a machine that pulled an very important man from 18th-century Scotland to modern day USA. When this man intrigues her interests and challenges her ideals, she expects him to be no more than just another puzzle to solve. But will he become so much more to her in time?