What's the Name of That Book??? discussion

What are some romance novels where either the heroine goes back in time and falls in love or the hero comes forward in time? Thanks!

A Knight in Shining Armor by Jude Deveraux

Outlander
A Knight in Shining Armor
Legend

Those are 3 of my favorites and I also really liked

Yellowstone Heart Song
Love, Eternally

Sandra Hill has a series that has some of the characters coming forward in time and some of them going backwards in time. There is a fair bit of humour in the series.

The Last Viking is the first book in the series. I will warn you--she has 2 different Viking series, and the other series is much more serious than this one. (And I am going to also admit, I didn't like it at all.) This series is usually referred to as Vikings II in her listing of books.

Once in Every Life and When There is Hope are two romances when heroine goes back to 19th century and falls in love. They are both good; two of my favourites for Time-Travel; in both the woman that the heroine is "replacing" is/was also not very nice, so not only does heroine have to adjust to living life in the 19th century (which they all seem to do relatively easily after the first initial struggle) but also have to convince everyone they are no longer awful/mean people.

The Ancient Future trilogy by Traci Harding

A Dance Through Time
The Spirit Path
Son of the Morning

Have not read this but just ran across Hemlock

Step Back In Time by Ali McNamara

Thank you for all of the suggestions!!

Just ran across this one also: The Mesmerist: Hope Chest Series, Book 1

She Owns the Knight
A Man In A Kilt

I've remembered one more that I think is worth mentioning: Transcendence

A Once and Future Love
Hero goes back in time. He replaces ancestor that was a jerk.

Once a Cavalier

List of "Time Passages" series from 1990s; characters go back of forward in time. Books are by different authors and different time periods.

https://www.fictiondb.com/series/jove...

Author Sandra Hill has another time travel series called Creole Historical. The first book is Frankly, My Dear (think strong Gone with the Wind over-tones to this one.) Each of the other 2 pays homage to a different well known book, which you should be able to figure out from the titles. They are wicked and witty and I did enjoy them greatly when I read them.

Brooke, I just added "time travel" to your topic header.

Are you interested in romances for older adults and/or young adults (teens)?

Romancing the Holidays: Love Stories Throughout the Year has a Halloween time travel romance.

Found this list:
https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/8...

Wildest Dreams

not actually time travel, but the place where she goes seems like it is back in time.

Ruby Red Series by German author Kerstin Gier

Angela Knight—“Warrior”
Action-adventure romance. He goes back in time to save her.

Warrior for the link.

Caroline B. Cooney has the Time Travelers Quartet series, that are about the heroine going back in time(1995 to 1890s) and later the hero going forward to her time. They're young adult, but you might enjoy them!

Somewhere in Time, by Richard Matheson.

I haven't read the book yet, but there was a very romantic 1979 movie version that I absolutely loved (with Christopher Reeves). It's an older book/movie, but really enjoyable, the movie at least.

Somewhere In Time the click for Christine's suggestion. (And I loved the movie also. But then, everything that Christopher Reeves did I loved.)

The Mirror- a grand-daughter and grand-mother switch places

Nick of Time Hero goes back. Person he replaces was a jerk.

Crossing in Time

Time and Again by Jack Finney.

Jane's Warlord despite the title's implication of historical time travel, the warlord is from the future.

“Breath of Magic” by Teresa Medeiros. I just checked this one out, so I don’t know if it’s good. But the heroine travels forward in time.

Breath of Magic for the link.

A Murder in Time! She's an FBI agent from our current time and gets set back to somewhere around the 1800s. A string of murders are happening in the 1800s and she puts her modern detective skills to good use. Plus there is a nice romance arc here too

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2...