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History doesn’t always repeat. Sometimes, it destroys.

To protect everyone she loves from the threats of their greatest enemy, Sydney flings herself back in time to eleventh century Egypt, where she meets a very human Alexander. Her arrival causes the death of the knight who would have drawn Alex to Jerusalem, and destroys a chain of events that end with Sydney, Rafe and Alex meeting in the twenty-first century.

Alexander is not the reasonable, dedicated healer she knows. His family actively work to stymy Sydney’s plans. Even though she is a prisoner and a mere woman, Sydney must find a way to restore history despite their resistance.

Discover Alexander’s dark past in this riveting exploration of time…and love.

Reader Advisory: This time travel novel features two super-hot alpha vampire heroes, and explicit sex scenes. Do not read this book if frank sexual language …show more content…

Promise.

This book is part of the Kiss Across Time paranormal time travel series:

1.0: Kiss Across Time

2.0: Kiss Across Swords

2.5: Time Kissed Moments*

3.0: Kiss Across Chains

4.0: Kiss Across Deserts

5.0: Kiss Across Kingdoms

5.1: Time And Tyra Again*

6.0: Kiss Across Seas

7.0: Kiss Across Worlds

7.5: More Time Kissed Moments* (Upcoming)

[*Time Kissed Moments are short stories, novellas and collections that featuring the characters and situations featured in the Kiss Across Time series.]

The series has ongoing storylines and characters. Reading the books in order is recommended.

A Time Travel Vampire Romance Novel

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Praise for Kiss Across Seas

Absolutely LOVED Kiss Across Seas!

It’s the attention to detail in the scenes that are set in the past that has gripped me from the beginning.

Definitely a can’t miss addition to the series. Amazing!

Sydney, Alex, and Rafe combine to make a spicy grouping.

Absolutely loved this book. Loved it, loved it, and loved it. Grab and

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