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    Whispers Across Time

    By J. Robert Whittle and Joyce Sandilands

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    What amazing things would be possible if you suddenly discover you have become a mortal angel who can time travel? Oliver Ryan, a Seattle journalist working in 1916 Victoria BC, makes this shocking discovery one night after being drawn inexplicably to Victoria's largest cemetery. As he is unwillingly whisked into an unknown world of adventure, historical experiences and a cross-century romance his thoughts are still very much in the present.

    Set in the Pacific Northwest this is quite a departure from Whittle's normal writing content and Midwest Review says his 8th novel (written with his wife as co-author) is an "excellently written time-travel tale with a good deal of romance stirred in for good measure just to throw Ryan's life further out of whack. 'Whispers Across Time' is highly recommended for community library romance shelves with a possible side interest to sci-fi and historical fiction readers." Reader reviews can be found on the authors' website.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoyce Sandilands
    Release dateAug 4, 2010
    ISBN9780980983432
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    J. Robert Whittle

    http://jrobertwhittle.com/roberts-biography/

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