Forgotten Time
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Forgotten Time by Lorraine Beaumont

03/02/2024
#1 Bestselling Time Travel Series “If you have ever wanted to take an adventure through time, this would be the one to take! Loved every single moment of these books and did not want them to end!” Bewitch Me Romance A once forgotten legend... Katherine Nicole Jamison never imagined when she took a job at a prestigious auction house for the summer, that one moment of impulsiveness could change her life forever. When she "borrows" an ancient amulet, she inadvertently sets in motion a series of events, which results in her waking up in 18th century England, betrothed to an arrogant, self-centered Earl. Sebastian de Winter ~ The Earl of Ravenhurst, is a renowned womanizer who always prided himself as being a ladies man, until he is left standing at the altar. His betrothed Marguerite vanishes and as if by magic reappears months later. But is she his betrothed? Ravenhurst ~ locked somewhere within the gloomy confines of this ancient edifice is the key that will unlock the door of time itself. *This book is 646 pages long and is 113,309 words Order of books and other titles by Lorraine Beaumont Ravenhurst Series #1 Bestselling Time Travel Romance Forgotten Time Shadows of Yesterday Time to Remember Dreams of Tomorrow Now and Forever A Victorian Christmas Lucian Merlin A Modern-Day Christmas ♦ Ravenhurst Special Edition Trilogy Ravenhurst, Vol I Ravenhurst, Vol II Ravenhurst, Vol III ♦ Lost in the Highland Series #1 Bestselling Scottish Time Travel Romance Lost in the Highlands, Vol. I Lost in the Highlands, Vol. II Lost in the Highlands, Vol. III ♦ Briarcliff Series Young Adult Paranormal Dark Urban Fantasy Written for Adults Briarcliff, Volume One (Elyograg) Briarcliff, Volume Two (Gargoyle) Briarcliff, Volume Three (Degare) Briarcliff Box Set ♦ Edenbrooke Hollow Series Paranormal Time Travel Romance The Witches of Edenbrooke ♦ New Series in the Works
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