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A Husband in Time
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A Husband in Time
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A Husband in Time

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The man had come to Jane Fortune from out of nowhere. He couldn't explain who he was, but Jane's young son could. The little boy insisted Zach was his imaginary daddy come to life, the father he'd always wanted. And even Jane couldn't deny that he was oddly familiar—and the husband she'd always dreamed of. Yet the clock was ticking on the family they'd formed, because Jane had discovered exactly who Zach was. And only a twist of time could keep him home.…
LanguageEnglish
PublisherHarlequin
Release dateAug 1, 2010
ISBN9781426873218
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Maggie Shayne

RITA Award winning, New York Times bestselling author Maggie Shayne has published over 50 novels, including mini-series Wings in the Night (vampires), Secrets of Shadow Falls (suspense) and The Portal (witchcraft). A Wiccan High Priestess, tarot reader, advice columnist and former soap opera writer, Maggie lives in Cortland County, NY, with soulmate Lance and their furry family.

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    In many ways, a very fluffy story. Time travel, with a built-in limitation; easy cultural assimilation when it should have been much more of a clash (a man from the 1890s is not going to be easy with a woman from the 1990s - especially a single mother making a living for herself!). The solution to the dilemma of the time paradox was utterly obvious from the original story about Zach - took them three-quarters of the book and several crises to see it. Like that. On the other hand, the characters and characterization were very true, their reactions to each other's needs were sensible....like The Outlaw Bride, if you overlook the basic unlikelihood of the root concept, there's a pretty good story there. I like Shayne.