Overview

What happens when a twenty-first-century woman falls for a nineteenth-century man? It’s up to destiny in a witty, captivating, and totally unexpected time-travel romance. Daphne Griffin is a first-year Minnesota resident in emergency medicine when she rides her bike into a man who appears out of thin air. Physically, he’s fine. Confused? Very. He claims he’s Henry MacDonald, from Edinburgh, Scotland, 1885. The closer Daphne gets to Henry, the more probable the impossible notion of a time traveler looks. The how and why are vitally important to Henry, who needs to return home before his widowed mother and two sisters lose the family business. In the meantime, he’s adjusting to the marvels of twenty-first-century life and his feelings for the irresistible Daphne. As for her? She’s never met a man so charming, or one who makes her so deliriously happy. It has the makings of a perfect romance, if not for the century and a half separating his time from hers. Time is running out to get Henry back home—and for him to decide once and for all where his heart belongs.

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“A sweet, magical new take on Kate & Leopold, full of Davis’s trademark gentle humor and lovable characters.” —Katie Shepard, author of The Younger Gods “The funniest, swooniest book to ever make me wish time travel was real, Time for You will have you searching every sunbeam for your very own Henry Frederick MacDonald. Elizabeth Davis is an auto-buy author for me.” —Jenna Levine, USA Today bestselling author

Author Information

Elizabeth Davis is the author of The Player Next Door and I Love You, I Hate You, as well as numerous novellas and short stories. She is a full-time nerd who likes cold weather, coffee, and public television. (She is also a lot cooler than that sounds.) Born and raised in suburban Milwaukee, Elizabeth now lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota, with her husband and two children. For more information, visit www.elizabethdavisromance.com.

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