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A Still Point in Time

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A Still Point in Time by Marsha Briscoe is an award winning time travel romance available from publisher RFIWest. The story is complex, mysterious, and imaginative. Try it for something totally different.

College professor Laura Bouvoire, 43-years-old and pregnant by in vitro fertilization, is confused by her feelings for Dante Giovanni, a student 12 years her junior. Dante, the product of an abusive childhood, opposes her choice to have an IVF baby, yet cannot deny his love for Laura. When Laura spies an amethyst brooch at an antique store, she is drawn to the jewelry and spontaneously purchases it. From that point on, Laura is besieged by dreams of a woman connected to the brooch and her lover, a famous poet and artist of the 19th century. Laura begins researching the couple and learns the brooch is a gift the poet gave his wife. Dante, in turn, is having dreams of the couple but narrow-mindedly rejects Laura's theory that she and Dante were the poet and his wife in a past life and are bound by karma. In the past, the couple's relationship ended tragically, and now, Laura's and Dante's love is endangered by a man obsessed with Laura.

Marsha Briscoe has penned a lovely romance here, relaying the tales of two couples, past and present, with strong emotions for one another, yet dealing with their own personal demons which draw them apart. Briscoe peppers the plot with spine-tingling suspense while offering a charming couple readers will empathize with and root for. Character development is excellent, and the story one that will remain with the reader long after the book is finished.

A Still Point in Time
Gripping and fascinating story of two souls linked over the centuries--souls whose love is so powerful it transcends the grave. This reincarnation love story is masterfully written with rich and complex characters and a complicated plot that probes not only the high-concept issue of in-vitro fertilization in an older woman, but also the ethics of a college teacher-college student love relationship.