The Light of Other Days

Time is Running out. Janie Jones, a Nashville fiddler, has just started graduate school in England when she wakes up in the year 1813 at Godmersham Park, where her favorite author and namesake, Jane Austen, is in residence. Godmersham has other attractions for Janie as well: a priceless violin and a handsome Scotsman. Duncan MacKinnon, a stablehand, is deeply distrustful of the upper class, but Janie captivates his heart in spite of his past hurts. Loving someone above his station may mean taking a risk, but loving a time traveler means risking everything. Raven, a lineman for the Accidental Time Travel Agency, must return Janie to her proper place on the Timeline before the Lotus Effect causes her to forget the past, and her current actions endanger the future. When her fading memory and a false accusation threaten Janie, what seems at first like a romp through an Austen novel turns out to be more dangerous than she could ever have imagined, testing her faith and bringing her face to face with an impossible choice.