What modern day convenience or
necessity would you miss most if you suddenly found yourself plopped smack dab
in the middle of the past? I’m talking way
back. Like over six hundred years ago?
I’m not sure what I’d miss the
most. Probably toothpaste and my electric toothbrush. I’m a bit OCD when it
comes to smooth, clean teeth and replacing the stale after-taste of my last
meal with minty fresh breath.
What about you? What would you
miss the most? Read on to find out Trish’s picks.
~Trish Sullivan from A HIGHLANDER IN HER
PAST:
Deodorant.
Tampons. Toothpaste. Steaming hot showers. Grape soda. And ice cream. What she
wouldn’t give for a humongous bowl of tongue-tingling butter pecan ice cream.
Which item did she miss the most from the future? Hard to say. Probably a three-way
tie between tampons, the shower, and ice cream. Leaning forward on the window
ledge, she gave herself to the velvety blackness of the starless sky. She
caught her breath, a sudden feeling of claustrophobia wrapped around her and
squeezed. The black of the night reached out like an endless, suffocating
blanket. Strange how dark the night seemed when there wasn’t any sort of
manmade lighting piercing through its folds.
Sometimes
even soul mates need a push in the right direction, especially when that
direction crosses centuries.
How
bad could one little spell be?
Trish
Sullivan, archeologist and favorite aunt to the MacKay children never thought
she'd regret those words until Ramsay, eldest MacKay lad hurls them back to the
1400's with a botched transportation spell. Now she and Ramsay must find a way
back before accidently altering the past and unknowingly changing the future.
That is, if Trish can survive the first trip across time without losing her
life...or her heart.
What
harm could come from a little soul-binding?
Proving
his Highland honor alive and well, Maxwell Sullivan agrees to bind his soul to
Trish's in order to save her life. But Highland honor isn't much help when
Maxwell loses his heart to the sassy woman headed back to the future.
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