From the back of the book:
A quest for lost love.
An adventure of many lifetimes.
They are three 24th-century time travelers desperate to return to 14th-century Verona to reclaim their medieval family’s shattered lives. It is a mission fraught with danger and the risk of dire consequences for themselves and their worlds.
For all three, it is a matter of the heart. For one though, it is the only thing that matters, as the fate of his eternal love and the life of their unborn child is the prize to be won-or lost forever.
In this final book of The Verona Trilogy, Hansum, Shamira and Lincoln go on the boldest adventure of their lives. They will face hardship, tragedy and threats from sources they couldn’t have imagined-all in an effort to wrestle a future from the steely grip of an unforgiving past.
If you haven’t read my reviews of the first two books in this series
Book 1 – The Lens and the Looker
Book 2 – The Bronze and the Brimstone
To visit the History Camp website and learn more about this trilogy, go to: www.history-camp.com
To find out more about LoryS. Kaufmam: visit www.lorykaufman.com
This book can be purchased at Amazon, Barnes & Noble and where ever fine books are sold.
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The cover of this book is absolutely beautiful. I'm not really big on time travel genre but this one sounds interesting.
ReplyDeleteLOVE the cover! and im so hooked on time travel right now so im going to add this to my TBR pile!
ReplyDeleteThat cover is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThe cover is amazing and the series sounds fantastic. I have to check it out.
ReplyDeleteFirst of all I have to say how much I love the cover, I know your not supposed to judge a book by its cover but it certainly helps! I've haven't yet come across this author so thanku for sharing x
ReplyDeletei haven't heard about this book. i'm gonna go check it out.:)
ReplyDeleteI admire you so much. HOw do you do it? Blogging, reading, and at the same time working, whew! YOu are a super woman!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like a book my mom would like. Maybe I will get the trilogy for her for Mother's Day.
ReplyDeleteCover is beautiful and I am adding this to my book list!
ReplyDeletedoesn't look like my kind of book to read but this does seems interesting. beautiful book cover by the way.
ReplyDeleteThese books sound quite interesting.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to see if I can get my teenage daughter to read this. She typically won't read fantasy or sci-fi, but she does like adventure so maybe this one will help her branch out a little.
ReplyDeleteThe fate of eternal love ... now, that is really interesting. I would want to check out this book.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great review, thanks for sharing
ReplyDeletewow, sounds in depth. very good if done well though
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