Time for a Duke

Izzy Hodgkin just wants her vacation to London, England, to be an adventure. Who knew that involved being locked in a closet only to find it's 1812 when the door is opened by a handsome duke?

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Thrust into a life she didn't ask for, Izzy struggles to come to terms with the fact she might be stuck in another century. There doesn't seem to be an instructional manual for the rules of time travel. Everything is foreign. Clothes, accents, customs. For a girl from modern America, being told that women aren't equal to men is hard to take. Although it does help that the duke, Charles, is the most gorgeous creature Izzy has ever seen.

Will Izzy stick with her plan to attempt to return to present day America to achieve her goal of financial independence? Or will she and Charles find happiness in 1812?

Audience
adult
Length
short · 118 pages

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