A Time for Will by Libby Campbell
Cowboy Will crosses time to find the woman of his dreams but can feisty, independent Lissie learn to obey him like a proper 19th Century wife?
Identical twins Verity and Lissie Pettigrew inherit an abandoned farm in the remote hills of the Methow Valley. Little do the twins know, their windfall harbors a secret. While exploring the old barn, Verity stumbles into a hidden portal and is instantly transported more than one hundred years into the past.
In 1885, on the same farm, Will Dawson is saddling his horse when a disturbance in a corner of the barn catches his attention. In his haste to rescue the gorgeous woman in the center of the disturbance, he is flung far into the future.
Lissie arrives on the farm looking for Verity, but finds the handsome, slightly suspicious cowboy instead. From their first words to one another, sparks fly. Will's 19th century values are at odds with Lissie's feisty 21st century attitudes. She soon finds herself over his knee, and loving it.
Meanwhile, Verity must deal with life in 1885. Although accepted into Will's family, she longs to get back to the twenty-first century and the man she loves...
Disclaimer: A Time For Will is the story of a hot alpha cowboy which includes some good old-fashioned discipline. It also includes time travel. These are all fantasies. It such ideas offend you, please don't buy this book.
Cowboy Will crosses time to find the woman of his dreams but can feisty, independent Lissie learn to obey him like a proper 19th Century wife?
Identical twins Verity and Lissie Pettigrew inherit an abandoned farm in the remote hills of the Methow Valley. Little do the twins know, their windfall harbors a secret. While exploring the old barn, Verity stumbles into a hidden portal and is instantly transported more than one hundred years into the past.
In 1885, on the same farm, Will Dawson is saddling his horse when a disturbance in a corner of the barn catches his attention. In his haste to rescue the gorgeous woman in the center of the disturbance, he is flung far into the future.
Lissie arrives on the farm looking for Verity, but finds the handsome, slightly suspicious cowboy instead. From their first words to one another, sparks fly. Will's 19th century values are at odds with Lissie's feisty 21st century attitudes. She soon finds herself over his knee, and loving it.
Meanwhile, Verity must deal with life in 1885. Although accepted into Will's family, she longs to get back to the twenty-first century and the man she loves...
Disclaimer: A Time For Will is the story of a hot alpha cowboy which includes some good old-fashioned discipline. It also includes time travel. These are all fantasies. It such ideas offend you, please don't buy this book.
Cowboy Will crosses time to find the woman of his dreams but can feisty, independent Lissie learn to obey him like a proper 19th Century wife?
Identical twins Verity and Lissie Pettigrew inherit an abandoned farm in the remote hills of the Methow Valley. Little do the twins know, their windfall harbors a secret. While exploring the old barn, Verity stumbles into a hidden portal and is instantly transported more than one hundred years into the past.
In 1885, on the same farm, Will Dawson is saddling his horse when a disturbance in a corner of the barn catches his attention. In his haste to rescue the gorgeous woman in the center of the disturbance, he is flung far into the future.
Lissie arrives on the farm looking for Verity, but finds the handsome, slightly suspicious cowboy instead. From their first words to one another, sparks fly. Will's 19th century values are at odds with Lissie's feisty 21st century attitudes. She soon finds herself over his knee, and loving it.
Meanwhile, Verity must deal with life in 1885. Although accepted into Will's family, she longs to get back to the twenty-first century and the man she loves...
Disclaimer: A Time For Will is the story of a hot alpha cowboy which includes some good old-fashioned discipline. It also includes time travel. These are all fantasies. It such ideas offend you, please don't buy this book.
