Denver, Colorado, 2002
Taylor
Morgan has been married five years to David, is successful at her job, what more could she
ask for? Taylor and David don’t see eye to eye on much these
days. David wants Taylor to have more time for him and maybe have a
child. But Taylor is too focused on her job and doesn’t
think the time is right to have children. Taylor’s life goes through a drastic change
when she is in a car accident. Taylor and David’s lives will never be the
same.
Colorado Territory, 1872
Mariah
Cassidy loves her husband Frank and their two children very much. Life
has been good to the Cassidy family and Mariah can’t imagine life without them. But on the day they are traveling by wagon to the nearest town for
supplies, their lives change forever when they encounter rattlesnakes that spook the
horses and Mariah is thrown from the wagon.
Two
very different women and two very different times. Will Taylor
and Mariah discover who they truly are when they are thrust into worlds that are
completely puzzling to them? Will Mariah and Taylor ever make it
back to their rightful homes and families again?
Stunning
is just about the only word I can come up with to describe SISTERS IN TIME by Ginger
Simpson. This story flows with such ease and comfort that the
reader has no problems following along and is captivated by everything in this story. Mariah and Taylor are two different women who learn so much about
themselves and the reader can at times really identify with each of them.
Ms. Simpson writes this captivating and mildly suspenseful tale with sharp and
precise depictions of the times in late 1800s and does it with class. This is a thoroughly
enjoyable story from start to finish. I was riveted throughout
and could not stop reading it once I began. SISTERS IN TIME comes
highly recommended. One has to read it to believe it!
Reviewed by Tracey West for The Road to
Romance
November 23, 2003 |
