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Loving Kane - A Love in Time Story

Cate Dean

Publisher: Cate Dean

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Summary

This is a short story that takes place after the end of First Breath, Book Two of the Love in Time series. 
 
Haven't read the first two? This can be read as a standalone, as it is a self-contained story. 
 
Can the pain of rejection ever be forgotten? 
 
Jackson Kane and Elizabeth Barritt fall out of the portal, and into the England of Elizabeth's time. She is ready to stay put, if only for a few days. Ready to keep what happened between them firmly in the past. 
 
But when the transport goes missing, Kane's temper, and a few careless words, throws it all in Elizabeth's face. 
 
Can she put his rejection behind her, or will it tear them apart? 
 
***For readers 18 and older.*** 
 
*Includes a preview of Second Chances, Book Three of the Love in Time series. 
 
Love in Time: 
Book One - Final Hours 
Book Two - First Breath 
Book 2.5 - Loving Kane 
Book Three - Second Chances 
Book 3.5 - Three For Christmas
Available since: 06/24/2014.

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