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    The Time Traveler's Christmas: Guardian of Scotland, #3

    By Amy Jarecki

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    A man's life can fall apart in an instant…

    Tougher than oxhide, Lachlan Wallace can take about anything except a breakup call from his wife two minutes before competing in the Karate Championship of the World. Arriving home with a loss, he agrees to watch his uncle's cat over the holidays. Or so he thinks—until he awakes on a fourteenth-century battlefield beside a woman fighting for her life.

    Never underestimate a woman's determination…

    Taken from her at the age of two, Lady Christina de Moray hasn't seen her son in thirteen years. While traveling with Robert the Bruce's army to exchange an English prisoner for the lad, a battle erupts. Losing the fight, Christina is rescued by a mysterious warrior while the English escape with her son yet again.

    And never bet against the potency of passion…

    Left with no way back to the twenty-first century, Lachlan agrees to help Christina rescue the lad from his English captors. If the heir is not returned by Christmas next, the Bruce will make his decision whom to grant the de Moray lands, including Lady Christina's hand. Once his duty is fulfilled, Lachlan hopes to discover a way home—as long as he keeps his mind on the goal and ignores his growing love for the spirited woman who gives him her trust—and her heart.

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    PublisherAmy Jarecki
    Release dateOct 4, 2016
    ISBN9781942442226
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    • 5/5
      The Time Traveler’s Christmas by Amy JareckiGuardian of Scotland #3What a wonderful book to take me away today! I was able to go to Scotland in the early 1300’s, think about what it would be like if *I* instead of Lachlan had made the trip through time and escape from my own world for the timespan of reading this delightful book. Lachlan Wallace was dealt a heavy blow as he went in to a martial arts competition. Cuckolded, losing the bout and unsure of his future he makes a trip to his uncle’s to regroup while cat sitting and it has a major impact on his life. A medallion, left by his uncle with a note, put on before sleep leads to a trip to the past where he saves a damsel in distress, becomes her champion and finds his life turned upside down. Who was the damsel in distress? Christina de Moray. Widowed over a decade ago, her two year old son snatched from her arms and then finding herself imprisoned in her own home for many years her burning desire is to have her son with her again. When the political situation changes and a prisoner exchange is arranged she is on the spot to receive her son BUT nothing goes as planned and with her life at risk she is happy to have Lachlan come to the rescue. Things are not perfect for Lachlan at first but with time he begins to find his way, becomes involved in the rescue of Christina’s teenage son, is instrumental in the reverse brainwashing of Christina’s son and determines where his place in history really lies. I have to thank NetGalley and St. Martin’s Press for the copy of this ARC in exchange for my honest review. 5 Stars