Echoes of the Sea by Sarah M. Eden is the second novel in the Storm Tide series. The hero, Kipling Summerfield is an actor in England who was cut from a long-running historical television series. He struggles to find another acting job and is urged by a friend to spend the summer as a reenactor in an historical village on the coast of England. Before he begins this job, he is swept off of a pier in a storm by the village. He is rescued by a lighthouse keeper on a coastal island and does not realize that the green lightning has transferred him two hundred years into the past. The island is the site of Guilford House, currently being managed and restored by Amelia Archibald, the orphan raised by an indifferent uncle. The plot has many twists and turns as Kip and Amelia come to the realization they are from different time periods but are attracted to each other. Kip must deal with the loss of all he has known and Amelia must complete the difficult task assigned in her grandfather's will to gain her inheritance. The main characters are really well done and the secondary characters are equally good. The villain is a blaggard. The setting makes the time and place believable and the local dialect is interesting. The time travel is deftly handled in this novel. Strongly recommended for readers who like clean historical romance with a touch of fantasy.

This was such a beautiful book! I loved the historic vibes and modern touches. I don’t know why but O kept getting TLM vibes and picture like Jonah & Halle playing these parts. A girl can dream right? I love that these books are part of a series and I really look forward to checking more out

Loooved this book. It has time travel, romance, and a dash of mystery. I really wanted to know what happened to the main characters after the story was over. I also wanted to know what happened to the best friend in the future, did the timeline get tinkered with, what do they think happened to the missing man?

I am so glad I found these novels. I absolve the mix of modern and history and think it is so romantic how either the characters go back in time or into the future and find love. So beautiful! I wish they would make these into movies.