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What if her future happiness lies in a time tangled past?
The last of those who loved her are gone. With nothing left for Kate Moreton in New Zealand, it's time to start over. Heading to London, she's pinned her hopes of finding friends, family, and maybe even love, on a new life there. What Kate doesn't know is this journey will lead her to two men, two loves-and two lives.
James Beckett is a hot-shot film producer on the road to the top. The brash confidence that's taken him there is not a star quality Kate would ever seek in her ideal man. Not to mention the complication that he's her new best friend's brother. But is there a hidden talent for love underneath his cool exterior that might make her reconsider?
Alex Macleod is a Scottish film star heartthrob who struggles with the glare of celebrity. Burnt before, he's erased love from the script of his life. When his path crosses that of a sweet Kiwi girl who is unaware of his fame, perhaps there are other possibilities in their friendship.
But time is a trickster, offering Kate the love of two men while threatening to take them both away. She'll need to fight to free herself from within its tangled threads to get the second chance at happiness she deserves.
Tangled Threads is time travel romance with a twist. If you were obsessed by Outlander's time-crossed lovers or intrigued by the premise of parallel lives in Maybe In Another Life, then you'll love this story, the first in the Tangled in Time series. It can also be read as a satisfying standalone.
About the author
When not writing, you can usually find Caroline with her nose in a book from any one of an eclectic mix of favourite genres. While officially a resident of Auckland, New Zealand's stunning City of Sails, she has become adept at juggling her love of writing alongside her other magnificent obsession of travelling the world. Caroline didn't set out to write romance, but her characters took control the moment she let them loose on the page, reminding her that finding happily ever afters are the reason she's one of those people who sometimes reads the last page first, just to be safe.
