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Time and Again: Hornblower-Stone 1 Studying the past hardly prepared anthropologist Liberty Stone for loving a man from the future. Caleb Hornblower, with hair as black as deep space and eyes as blue as the Oregon sky his ship had fallen from--made her level head spin. In his arms time stood still, but soon he'd go where she couldn't follow. Born in 2222, Cal couldn't believe he'd crashed through a gateway to the past and was being sheltered in a remote cabin by a captivating twentieth century woman-one whose strength and innocence filled him with an aching desire. He belonged in the future, but if Libby was part of the past, how could he leave it--and her--behind?
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Is Time Was appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 16 and up.
This classic Nora Roberts time travel romance features moderate sensuality and romantic tension between a 20th-century anthropologist and a 23rd-century pilot. Steamy scenes are present but not explicit, with emotional connection emphasized.
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This book has no graphic violence, steamy sexual content, and mild language.
Who'll love this
Teens who love romantic what-if stories about star-crossed lovers from different times will be swept away by this emotional journey.