Barbara's Reviews > Forever Knight

Given to me for an honest review. I love time travel books. It's always interesting to see how the author sets the scene for the actual time travel. Will the traveler have a way to return to his/her time? How does the traveler accept being in a different time and sometimes a different country? The one thing that is constant is love. Elizabeth is a protester for clean water. She has been in jail enough times that her employer fires her. She finds a Renaissance faire magazine with a contest that the winner will live a week in Highworth Castle, England. She wins, already has a passport (thanks to her traveling parents) and no job. She can't wait to see the castle in person. She is in her bedroom, but there is something about it. She knows she will not be able to sleep in this bedroom. Although she has been told not to wander around and to not enter just any room, she finds a bedroom that is more welcoming. When she wakes, there is a naked man in the bed with her. Can't wait to read her other time travel books.