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Unforgettable

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This is the most recent of Baker's books that I have read and yet again I was blown away. She gave a great background and history about the real life ghost town of Bodie. The characters of modern day Shaye and badboy from the past, Alejandro were great. The point that I got was love is timeless. I haven't read a book by Baker that I haven't liked and I've read quite a few. I like historical romance and to me this book was great example. I recommend it to anyone wanting to learn a few facts while reading for pleasure.

Madeline Baker has written one of her finest novels yet! "UNFORGETABLE" is truly just that; the story of love and the characters are those you won't forget. The story is set in an actual ghost town of Bodie, California. Shaye Montgomery tours the ghost town and sees the ghost of Alejandro Valverde in the town jail, and he sees her. Shaye keeps returning and is finally transported to the 1880's boomtown where she meets the infamous Alejandro. Baker has added her own poetry "Time Passages" and "Ever After" to the beginning and end of the novel that gives a very special touch and meaning to the story. I just loved this time travel novel by Madeline Baker.

When i started this book i just couldnt put it down. From the start you get hooked...It took me just under a day to read it. If you read Chase the wind you'll love this book as well.

Madeline Baker is absolutely my favorite romance author and I was very eager to read Unforgettable. It's a time travel romance about a divorced woman named Shaye that travels back in time to the town of Bodie and falls in love with a gambler named Alejandro. I don't think it was a very romantic story and I learned much more than I wanted to about Bodie. It just wasn't as good as I thought it would be, but of course others are bound to disagree. Still, she is a good writer with a style of her own and I recommend A Feather in the Wind and Midnight Fire.

I've already read a variation on this story by another author which I thought was much better. With all the subject matter avaiblable I can't imagine what two ghosts of two different men in two different stories were hanged and became ghost to fall in love with a live woman