Susan James is sharing Time and Forever…The ebook is available for 99¢ on Amazon (US) and Amazon (UK), today and tomorrow (April 19 and April 20).
Blurb
Two women in their sixties time travel to 1969 — London and Los Angeles.
One finds an old love. One finds a new.
But time travel has rules. And that’s a problem.
Being in their sixties has its perks. Sherry is a successful businesswoman. Lorena’s an actress on a popular sitcom. Sherry’s husband dumped her for a younger woman eighteen years ago. Lorena’s husband died of cancer. Sherry wants a second chance at love. Lorena doesn’t think second chances are possible. She can’t imagine loving anyone but Dave.
But when a glitch in a Virtual Reality Adventure game sends them back to 1969 London, “possible” takes on a whole new dimension. Are they willing to pay the price to alter their future?
I was captivated from the first page and stayed up late two nights in a row to finish reading.
Beautifully crafted and well-paced, Time and Forever crosses several genres and features dual storylines spanning over 40+ years on two different continents.
Best friends Sherry and Lorena decide to embark on a virtual reality adventure back to the summer of ’69. Obsessed with the memory of a handsome stranger she once kissed on a London train, Sherry hopes to rewrite history and indulge in an unforgettable fling. Lorena later returns to her own unlived adventure during the summer of ’69 in Los Angeles.
The “what if” aspects of this novel make the storyline so compelling. While these scenarios could never be explored in the real world, it is heartwarming to read about two women who are able to navigate the ups and downs of relationships in extraordinary circumstances.
Author Bio
Susan writes second chance romances with a touch of magic as Susan B. James and children’s books as Susan J. Berger.She writes older heroines because she is chronologically gifted and enjoys creating characters who remember that change is only on the outside. Inside our older shells is a much younger psyche.
In her debut romance, Time and Forever, two women in their sixties inadvertently travel back to London in 1969. Time and Forever was a 2015 Golden Quill finalist for Best First Book and a 2015 RONE finalist for Best Time Travel Book.
Maybe This Time, the companion book, came out July 12, 2017.
Susan’s other career is acting. Last year, among other things, she killed Kathy Bates on American Horror Story. This she, among other things, she got stabbed by a pen on Future Man and played the victim on Major Crimes. Karma? Who knows what’s next. The joy is in the journey.
Where to find Susan James…
Blog (Adult Books) | Blog (Children’s Books) | Facebook | Goodreads
Where to find Susan Berger…
Twitter | Instagram | Goodreads | Website (Acting)
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