A Crown in Time
One man. Two sets of marriage vows. Bad math.
Edmund is unexpectedly returned to 1601 London, where Shakespeare’s company reigns in popularity and lords in ruffs conspire against the Crown—and Edmund has another wife. Edmund’s 21st century wife Halley isn’t about to let pregnancy and a little sore throat keep her from bringing her husband back home, but when she arrives in 1601, Edmund’s brother has been tossed in the Tower for treason. What with these charges, Edmund’s love for his other wife, and scarlet fever in an era without antibiotics, things are turning deadly for Halley’s once-perfect marriage.
A Sword in Time
Can you find your future in the past?
DaVinci has a job to do: travel back in time to save her house from demolition, which isn’t a problem except that in doing so, she ruins everything else in her life. Quintus, a hunk from 53 BC stuck in this century, has his own job: deliver a letter from Caesar to Pompey. Obviously, he’ll need a time machine, too. But when he and DaVinci accidentally travel together to ancient Rome, they’ll both need swords, daggers, benches, and—oh, yeah—a not-broken time machine to get out of there alive.