"Exceptional time-travel romance!"

Courtney Moss has everything she's always wanted from life - a good job and control over her own destiny. So what if she doesn't have a relationship with a special man. After seeing her mother's failures at establishing a lasting relationship, Courtney doesn't want to even attempt such an undertaking.

Then, while trying on an old ball gown, Courtney finds herself transported back to when Virginia City was a teeming gold town and Montana was only a territory. And 1864 Virginia City is vastly different from the present-day city. Courtney has no idea why she's traveled through time. She only knows she wants to get back to the life she had before. When she meets Heath Sullivan, she thinks she knows why she's in the past. Heath is a tortured soul, and she must help him resolve his past before she can return to the future. As Courtney helps Heath, she finds herself drawn to him and more and more reluctant to return to a time that doesn't include him.

Ms. Lewis' Only Time Will Tell is an exceptional romance. She does a terrific job of suspending disbelief in time- travel and reinforcing the belief that there is a special someone for all of us, either in this time or another. Her secondary characters add greatly to the story. If you like time-travel, you'll enjoy this book. I did.

Reviewed by Debrah Douglas
Courtesy Old Book Barn Gazette
Posted March 15, 2003