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    A Portrait in Time

    By Barbara Donlon Bradley

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    Trey Dalton is having a very bad day. Someone is trying to destroy his plantation, his meddlesome aunt has decided to extend her visit and some strange woman has appeared on his doorstep ,spouting some crazy nonsense about being from the future.

    Alexandra Thibodaux’s day isn’t any better. An urgent message had her race to her grandmother’s side, only to find Grams was up to something and it dealt with the old Dalton plantation. It has a painting of a woman who is her twin. When her grandmother urges her to touch it she is sent on an adventure that bring her face to face with a man who is a Neanderthal and takes her breath away.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMelange Books, LLC
    Release dateSep 25, 2018
    ISBN9781680466607
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    • 5/5
      Alex Tibideaux was summoned to her Grandmother's house in New Orleans. While there they went to tour the old Dalton plantation. Alex touched a painting of a woman who looked just like her. She was thrown back to 1878. She met and fell in love with Trey Dalton. I loved the story and the characters in this book. Aunt Rose with the thumping cane, a very loveable person. Fluerette, a young black servant, who did not understand why Alex treated her like a friend. Finally handsome Trey, a man every woman wants. Alex dealing with a corset and a bustle, no modern convinences, plus the southern-belle era made this a wonderful romantic read.