The moment she uttered the words, her mouth went dry with embarrassment. "I'm not a liar, and I think your wife is a fool." "You don't hold the market on truth and honor, Nicholas," she said with a sigh. She was certain he was trying to figure out a reason not to believe her, and Victoria shook her head in a pessimistic manner. Nicholas remained silent, his penetrating gaze never straying from her face. The woman was doing it for the whole world to see. The muscles in his face remained inflexible as she glared at him. But love comes at a price, and she makes a painful sacrifice for them to be together. Only when the earl begins to believe her story does she realize her future lies in the past. Worse, Victoria is falling in love with a man who loathes her. Despite Victoria's attempts to convince the earl she's not his wife, her counterpart's infidelity and ill-tempered personality make it difficult. Thrown back to the year 1897, Victoria Ashton must impersonate the Countess of Guildford. Are they real? So the geek in me decided a time travel with a twist on past lives beliefs would make for a good book. How cool is that? Naturally, writing a time travel is, sort of, realistic. I discovered Einstein's Theory of Relativity late in life, which suggests time travel is possible. Not just because I love books and history, but science is cool, too. Monica Burns shares an excerpt from a favorite scene in her new release, Forever Mine.
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