Christmas can be murder…Seventeen-year-old Taylor Gressman sneaks away on Christmas Eve, hoping to find the angel who recently saved her life. Instead, an unexpected trip back in time plunges her into the midst of a murderous street gang. Now Taylor must ensure that she and a newfound friend don't become the gang's next victims, and in the process, learn that giving is the best gift of all."e;Time's Holiday"e; is a prequel to the Saturn Society novels, and takes place a few years before Time's Enemy, Saturn Society Book One.

One unwanted gift.Tony Solomon never wanted to be a time traveler. But when a brush with death leaves him a time traveler, he becomes an unwilling initiate in the Saturn Society, a secret society of those with his ability.One great wrong.Tony vows to use his gift to prevent his daughter's murder—if he could figure out how. Never mind that this violates the Society's highest law, branding him an Enemy for a crime he has yet to commit. Determined to thwart the Society, he seeks help from Charlotte, the woman whose life he saved decades before he was born.One chance to make things right…Tony jumps to 1933 in search of answers, but lands on the wrong side of the Society, a fugitive on the run. Thrilled yet terrified to see her childhood hero, Charlotte offers him sanctuary…and unexpected love. But Charlotte hides a terrible secret: loyal to the Society, she must bring to justice those who manipulate time for their own gain. By sheltering Tony, she faces a terrible choice: condemn the man she loves and to whom she owes her life, or deny her deepest convictions by helping him escape, and risk sharing his sentence. Not your typical time travel romance, Time's Enemy creates a wonderful blend of romance and science fiction, an exciting adventure through time rich in action, romance, and history.

A Chance She Can't MissIn 1939, time-traveling, Appalachian farm woman Florie LeBeau fell in love with an 18th-century frontiersman, and vowed to cross time to be with him again. Then war broke out, forcing her to wait four years to travel back two hundred. But when she arrives in 1756, she finds her frontiersman doesn't know her, Nazi soldiers occupy her historic home, and her only friend a mysterious dog who just might be their spy. A Tale He Can't BelieveOusted from his home by strange Hessian soldiers, fur trapper Zeke Allen can't believe his luck when his new hunting dog brings him a woman. Knowledgeable in the ways of pioneer life, the lovely Miss LeBeau could make the perfect wife, if not for her crazy tales of time travel, a club called the Saturn Society, and an impossible war in the twentieth century she insists she comes from—and to which she must return. A Predicament They Can't EscapeSlowly, Zeke begins to believe Florie's crazy stories as his fondness grows into a love she returns. But the men she calls Nazis tear her away from him, plunging her into a future where she must deliver information that could change the outcome of the war. Finding her way back to Zeke proves difficult. Harder still: convincing others of the truth--and saving her canine rescuer and herself from the Saturn Society, the very people she thought would protect her. Readers who enjoy the Saturn Society won't want to miss this installment, while those new to the series will find this introduction an unusual time travel story rich in action, romance, and history.

Warm up your winter-or any season-with this anthology of stories of springtime and summer love by members of the Ohio Valley Romance Writers of America. From heartwarming to mysterious, comical to suspenseful, these romantic tales show that there really is someone for everyone. Whether it happens today or a hundred years ago, from the Atlantic shore to the American West coast, there's something magical about the finding love when the warm breezes blow.In "e;Tupelo Honey"e; by Ann Gregory, Raul and Desdemona aren't young, and they don't have stars in their eyes. They've both loved and lost. But maybe hot tea and warm milk sweetened with tupelo honey can reawaken their hearts.Will riding the Ferris wheel be worse than admitting her fear? Violet must decide when the love of her life invites her along in "e;The Ferris Wheel"e; by Stacy McKitrick.Hunger was no game to exhausted off duty marshal Hennesey James. All he wanted was to sink his teeth into something hot, juicy and fried. Instead he got a heaping platter of attitude from a waitress with a piece de resistance all her own in "e;Swizzle Stick"e; by Sandy Pennington.In "e;The Wish"e; by Stacy McKitrick, Paige makes several wishes on her fortieth birthday and they all include office hunk Mike. But will she be adventurous enough to see if any of them can come true?In "e;Titanic Love"e; by Linda Chalk, Stefan's seemingly endless wait to be reunited with his family is prolonged when news of Titanic's sinking reaches America. Is it love or madness that keeps him at the pier waiting for news?Carmen is fed up with Harry, and decides to kill him, in front of witnesses. And she gets away with it! Find out how in "e;The Death of Harry"e; by Ann Gregory.A disgruntled cop battles his urge for the cigarettes he quit, and his attraction for the hot new partner he doesn't want, while he investigates a school ice cream theft. Then he finds there's more to the crime than he thought—and more to his partner, too, in "e;Sam, Kate, and the Lunch Lady's Secret"e; by Dakota James.In "e;Time's Tempest: The Storm"e; by Jennette Marie Powell, a headstrong handyman takes his first trip back in time in search of his own past. Instead, he winds up in the storm of the century, on the run from a madman from the future, with a woman he doesn't remember meeting—or falling in love with.

Never TellTime traveler Florie LeBeau follows the laws of the Saturn Society that protect people with her gift, but the handsome stranger who arrives at her Cumberland Gap farmhouse from the eighteenth century defies every one. From his very presence, two hundred years past his time, to the things he knows about her, everything about Zeke Allen breaks the rules--the rules of time travel, and the rules protecting Florie's heart. Never Change the PastFlorence might not know Zeke Allen, but he knows her... loves her... and knows she'll play a key part in the war that will soon involve her United States. But her four-years-older self swore him to secrecy, for Zeke revealing his knowledge could change things—with devastating consequences. And Never, Ever Fall in LoveThough drawn to the captivating frontiersman, Florie denies her longing for him, as the Society forbids involvement with those from other times. But Zeke pushes her boundaries, determined to win her love, for he must ensure her visit to his time four years hence, or else it could cost her country their war, Florie her future, and both of their hearts. Not your typical time travel romance, the Saturn Society series creates a wonderful blend of romance and science fiction, an exciting adventure through time rich in action, romance, and history.

Christmas can be murder…Seventeen-year-old Taylor Gressman sneaks away on Christmas Eve, hoping to find the angel who recently saved her life. Instead, an unexpected trip back in time plunges her into the midst of a murderous street gang. Now Taylor must ensure that she and a newfound friend don't become the gang's next victims, and in the process, learn that giving is the best gift of all."e;Time's Holiday"e; is a prequel to the Saturn Society novels, and takes place a few years before Time's Enemy, Saturn Society Book One.

One unwanted gift.Tony Solomon never wanted to be a time traveler. But when a brush with death leaves him a time traveler, he becomes an unwilling initiate in the Saturn Society, a secret society of those with his ability.One great wrong.Tony vows to use his gift to prevent his daughter's murder—if he could figure out how. Never mind that this violates the Society's highest law, branding him an Enemy for a crime he has yet to commit. Determined to thwart the Society, he seeks help from Charlotte, the woman whose life he saved decades before he was born.One chance to make things right…Tony jumps to 1933 in search of answers, but lands on the wrong side of the Society, a fugitive on the run. Thrilled yet terrified to see her childhood hero, Charlotte offers him sanctuary…and unexpected love. But Charlotte hides a terrible secret: loyal to the Society, she must bring to justice those who manipulate time for their own gain. By sheltering Tony, she faces a terrible choice: condemn the man she loves and to whom she owes her life, or deny her deepest convictions by helping him escape, and risk sharing his sentence. Not your typical time travel romance, Time's Enemy creates a wonderful blend of romance and science fiction, an exciting adventure through time rich in action, romance, and history.

A Chance She Can't MissIn 1939, time-traveling, Appalachian farm woman Florie LeBeau fell in love with an 18th-century frontiersman, and vowed to cross time to be with him again. Then war broke out, forcing her to wait four years to travel back two hundred. But when she arrives in 1756, she finds her frontiersman doesn't know her, Nazi soldiers occupy her historic home, and her only friend a mysterious dog who just might be their spy. A Tale He Can't BelieveOusted from his home by strange Hessian soldiers, fur trapper Zeke Allen can't believe his luck when his new hunting dog brings him a woman. Knowledgeable in the ways of pioneer life, the lovely Miss LeBeau could make the perfect wife, if not for her crazy tales of time travel, a club called the Saturn Society, and an impossible war in the twentieth century she insists she comes from—and to which she must return. A Predicament They Can't EscapeSlowly, Zeke begins to believe Florie's crazy stories as his fondness grows into a love she returns. But the men she calls Nazis tear her away from him, plunging her into a future where she must deliver information that could change the outcome of the war. Finding her way back to Zeke proves difficult. Harder still: convincing others of the truth--and saving her canine rescuer and herself from the Saturn Society, the very people she thought would protect her. Readers who enjoy the Saturn Society won't want to miss this installment, while those new to the series will find this introduction an unusual time travel story rich in action, romance, and history.

Warm up your winter-or any season-with this anthology of stories of springtime and summer love by members of the Ohio Valley Romance Writers of America. From heartwarming to mysterious, comical to suspenseful, these romantic tales show that there really is someone for everyone. Whether it happens today or a hundred years ago, from the Atlantic shore to the American West coast, there's something magical about the finding love when the warm breezes blow.In "e;Tupelo Honey"e; by Ann Gregory, Raul and Desdemona aren't young, and they don't have stars in their eyes. They've both loved and lost. But maybe hot tea and warm milk sweetened with tupelo honey can reawaken their hearts.Will riding the Ferris wheel be worse than admitting her fear? Violet must decide when the love of her life invites her along in "e;The Ferris Wheel"e; by Stacy McKitrick.Hunger was no game to exhausted off duty marshal Hennesey James. All he wanted was to sink his teeth into something hot, juicy and fried. Instead he got a heaping platter of attitude from a waitress with a piece de resistance all her own in "e;Swizzle Stick"e; by Sandy Pennington.In "e;The Wish"e; by Stacy McKitrick, Paige makes several wishes on her fortieth birthday and they all include office hunk Mike. But will she be adventurous enough to see if any of them can come true?In "e;Titanic Love"e; by Linda Chalk, Stefan's seemingly endless wait to be reunited with his family is prolonged when news of Titanic's sinking reaches America. Is it love or madness that keeps him at the pier waiting for news?Carmen is fed up with Harry, and decides to kill him, in front of witnesses. And she gets away with it! Find out how in "e;The Death of Harry"e; by Ann Gregory.A disgruntled cop battles his urge for the cigarettes he quit, and his attraction for the hot new partner he doesn't want, while he investigates a school ice cream theft. Then he finds there's more to the crime than he thought—and more to his partner, too, in "e;Sam, Kate, and the Lunch Lady's Secret"e; by Dakota James.In "e;Time's Tempest: The Storm"e; by Jennette Marie Powell, a headstrong handyman takes his first trip back in time in search of his own past. Instead, he winds up in the storm of the century, on the run from a madman from the future, with a woman he doesn't remember meeting—or falling in love with.

Never TellTime traveler Florie LeBeau follows the laws of the Saturn Society that protect people with her gift, but the handsome stranger who arrives at her Cumberland Gap farmhouse from the eighteenth century defies every one. From his very presence, two hundred years past his time, to the things he knows about her, everything about Zeke Allen breaks the rules--the rules of time travel, and the rules protecting Florie's heart. Never Change the PastFlorence might not know Zeke Allen, but he knows her... loves her... and knows she'll play a key part in the war that will soon involve her United States. But her four-years-older self swore him to secrecy, for Zeke revealing his knowledge could change things—with devastating consequences. And Never, Ever Fall in LoveThough drawn to the captivating frontiersman, Florie denies her longing for him, as the Society forbids involvement with those from other times. But Zeke pushes her boundaries, determined to win her love, for he must ensure her visit to his time four years hence, or else it could cost her country their war, Florie her future, and both of their hearts. Not your typical time travel romance, the Saturn Society series creates a wonderful blend of romance and science fiction, an exciting adventure through time rich in action, romance, and history.