Troianne (Time Travel Society Series Book 1), by Crystal Gauthier
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He said all the right things... Then left her alone. Troianne Shelden is your everyday, intelligent student. With a love for history and stunning figure, she's a catch for any guy. But after a night of passion with a handsome stranger, introduced to her by their mutual friends, she finds herself pregnant with nowhere to turn for advice. Her parents passed away long ago and, soon after Troianne finds out she's pregnant, her grandmother passes, too. Left with a large inheritance, she looks forward to life with her new baby. Fate takes the wheel when she goes into labor. On her way to the hospital, she passes out from intense pain and wakes up in a very different place... The next thing she knows, she's hearing carriage wheels and voice shouting for help. Lightning illuminates the inside of what was, only moments before, the back of a taxi cab. When the door opens, she's greeted by a handsome man dressed like he stepped out of the past. In shock, she realizes that she's somehow traveled back in time-- ...and she has no idea how to return.
Troianne (Time Travel Society Series Book 1), by Crystal Gauthier- Amazon Sales Rank: #399666 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-06-21
- Released on: 2015-06-21
- Format: Kindle eBook
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35 of 43 people found the following review helpful. Could have been great...(may contain mid-point SPOILER) By Kate This could have been a great story. The storyline is unique. I was loving this book until about the middle point. I enjoy reading fantasy/paranormal such as magic, time travel, alternate universe, etc. I also enjoy religious books and love it when they can coincide. However, when this writer went from time travel to Jesus sending someone to earth to help people, I had misgivings. Because the initial storyline had me hooked, I wanted to continue. I hoped my misgivings were unfounded. Sadly, this story became very dark and began discussing evil sorceresses, immortals, stages of Hell where human type heads were ripped from animal bodies and eaten. I stopped reading at that exact point. The author may have intended a good versus evil scenario, but something went wrong. I am so disappointed...
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful. Troianne will touch your soul, bend all reality and keep you wanting more! A definite must read!! By S C Clarke I was enthralled by the on goings in this book. Troianne is definitely a masterpiece. Crystal Lynn Miles Gauthier will pull you into this book to the point that you can not put it down. All the time reading I'm thinking Troianne would make a magnificent mini series. Cannot wait to read Diana's Magic.
30 of 40 people found the following review helpful. If you value good research, even in a fantasy, novel you will be disappointed By sdunn This book is just absurd. The plot is decent, and the subject matter fascinating, but the writing needs a lot of work. My first problem is the fact that the 2013 Troi is impossibly old fashioned in her inner and outer dialogue. The author's persistent refusal to use contractions in sentences as is the norm for today just gave the story an overall too formal and dated feel. The personality of the main character, Troi was just strange really. What 21 year-old in 2013 would say: "Goodness, I must look a fright!" or call a good looking man a "hunk". I'm not even really sure that was a term when I was 21 and I am 47 years old. I'm pretty sure my mom called men hunks. The list of inconsistencies for the times, behavior and speech with this young woman is too long to list in a review.My second problem with the story is how angry everyone was at Becker. Immediately Troi was freaking out because he didn't call her so she could inform him she was pregnant. Uhm, well for one thing he was caught in the 1800's for much of her pregnancy I imagine. Even if he did get her messages, he likely had bigger fish to fry than call back a one night stand when he was obviously preoccupied with the fact he was a time traveler. Hello? Besides, in 2013 we do not blame a man for bedding a willing woman. it was her choice as much as his to embark on a casual night of passion, this, by her own admission. The fact that the dad beat the "snot" out of him for it was just over the top. Just weird.My third problem with this book is the very progressive and bizarre dialogue and actions of the 1800's lot. I read a lot of historical novels and the characters are just ridiculous. A butler who berates a guest? A duchess who gets drunk watching the drama? A man of high station, (don't even get me started on the lack of research on the levels and titles of Peerage in 1800 England) would never, ever accept or marry a woman who gave birth out of wedlock. He would never attend a birth. Besides it is impossible that an Earl (he is actually a Duke but the author got that wrong too) would deliver a baby or be a doctor for that matter in those times. Doctoring was considered a low profession in those days. Not to mention a man of his title would be responsible for the village people and would not expect payment for his services like a common working man as was implied here when a villager babysat because she couldn't pay her bill. The status of the physician was not elevated to today's regard until much, much later in history so that part of the story is completely wrong for the times. A Duke just wouldn't have been a trained doctor, it wasn't done.In all fairness I only made it to 39% so it may have improved, but really I just couldn't go on. There were other problems with the book too, like a grey, cloudy day that was described several paragraphs later as sunny and warm. Troi went to sleep for "several hours" and awoke "later in the morning", at 9AM when the maid was "just starting her day". In the 1800's a maid would be up at probably 4am to start her day. Troi's immediate acceptance of 1800's fashion and hairstyles. The insta-love between Duncan and Troi. It was several days and like 2 conversations before she was in love with him. Just too many things to get past for me. I have to wonder sometimes what people are thinking with the 5 star reviews for books that are so annoyingly and obviously not well thought out. I am sorry I wasted my money on this book.
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