I've read a few of these Deerbourne Inn books now and one of the things that I've really enjoyed about them is how different they all are. This time we have sci-fi elements, not something that I'd usually automatically pick for a romance, but I enjoyed it all the same.
This was a fun and quick read and I enjoyed the way the characters came together. It was all a bit insta romance, but I don't mind that now and again. Overall a nice little read.
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The Deerbourne Inn series of books are all by different authors, just set in the same town (Willow Springs) and with some of the same characters. It is a publisher themed series, not an author series.

In this one, Trina Kellander has arrived in Willow Springs in order to play her violin at a local festival. When she plays at an impromptu get together, a handsome man accompanies her on a guitar. His playing is extraordinary and the two connect, but she feels there is something odd about him. Especially when she compares him to the man in a painting in her room. They are identical.

Malcolm Blaine has a connection to Trina, that much is obvious. He adores her music and they play together as if they’d been together years, not just a couple days. But he is seriously tight-lipped about where he comes from. When it comes time for Malcolm to fess up to everything, he discloses something Trina hadn’t even thought of. So a lovely twist at the end.

Trina and Mal are great characters and the time-travel aspect is a popular one—especially with me. This is a short, sweet, time-travel romance with a HEA that will leave you satisfied.

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