Into the Future (Heritage Time Travel Romance Series, Book 2)
Heritage Time Travel Romance
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4.1 • 33 Ratings
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Publisher Description
When author Torie Mills moved to tiny Fremont, Iowa, she found the love of her life and the place where she finally felt she belonged. Five generations of Dave Cameron’s family had inhabited the large idyllic Victorian house he and Torie now called home. They settled in, started a family and seemed to be living the perfect fairytale ending.
Fast forward two years Into the Future. The Cameron family, including little one-year-old Rose, have been chased from their home by the time travels they believed they had left behind. Quiet Mahaska County has become a Mecca for fans of the psychological thriller Where Evil Lived, which Torie wrote concerning the 1959 mass murder of her Mills cousins. It was just meant to be a way to help Dave heal and put it behind him for good. Now it had taken on a life of its own.
While Torie searches desperately for the answers that will fix her fractured family and allow them the happily ever after they deserve, Dave struggles to hold onto his sanity and keep a secret from her that will test him to the limits of his endurance as he comes to terms with the time travel gift that neither he, Torie nor their child will be able to resist or control.
Customer Reviews
Into the Future
This book was a nice sequel. I like how the author continued to build the story from the one before it.
The title was confusing. It made me think that the travelers would go on ahead to the future to see their descendants. I think that the book also ended too abruptly.
The characters were well-developed, and the author made the agony of Torie and her husband very realistic.
I am a fan of time-travel, and stories that have historic references in them. The author did a good job of tying in historic events from the community to the general storyline.
Overall, it was a very interesting story, and engaging story. I recommend that you read it.