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Beryl Gray is solid and dependable – her partner, Claire, thinks so, her family thinks so, her colleagues think so. She has a long-term relationship and a job she likes as a university librarian. Her life seems settled, content – except nothing is as it seems.
Aggie Bishop's last girlfriend left her three years ago and she hasn't had a date since. Her life now revolves around work and taking care of her great-aunt Cory who doesn't want to be taken care of. Aunt Cory still lives in the run-down mansion that the rest of the family wants to sell if they can only get the old lady into a nursing home. Aggie is all that stands between them and her great-aunt.
When Beryl finds a book with a romantic inscription dated 1945, the events that follow will change the lives of all three women forever.
Spanning decades, this enchanting tale reminds us that some loves never fade and that sometimes, home truly is where the heart lies. (approx. 81,000 words)
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateDecember 16, 2013
- File size571 KB
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- ASIN : B00EVSTP08
- Publisher : Corgyn Publishing, LLC (December 16, 2013)
- Publication date : December 16, 2013
- Language : English
- File size : 571 KB
- Simultaneous device usage : Unlimited
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Not Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Sticky notes : On Kindle Scribe
- Print length : 312 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: #132,256 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #85 in LGBTQ+ Literary Fiction (Kindle Store)
- #135 in LGBTQ+ Literary Fiction (Books)
- #508 in Romance Literary Fiction
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About the author

Bestselling author Caren Werlinger published her first award-winning novel, Looking Through Windows, in 2008. Since then, she has published seventeen more novels, winning several more awards, including the 2021 Alice B medal. Influenced by a diverse array of authors, including Rumer Godden, J.R.R. Tolkien, Ursula LeGuin, Marion Zimmer Bradley, Willa Cather and the Brontë sisters, Caren writes literary fiction that features the struggles and joys of characters readers can identify with. Her stories cover a wide range of genres: historical fiction, contemporary drama, and fantasy, including the award-winning Dragonmage Saga, a fantasy trilogy set in ancient Ireland. She has lived in Virginia for thirty years where she practices physical therapy, teaches anatomy, and lives with her wife and their canine fur-children.
Check out her blog: http://cjwerlinger.wordpress.com
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I can not say enough good things about this book! It is gentle, serene, simple... I had a peaceful calm come over me as I read. Neither Present Time is just good honest writing by a brilliant wordsmith. With lovable, characters that are easy to relate to and an interesting story line it is easy to lose yourself in this story. I devoured it page by page, word by word until I was told in no uncertain terms to come to bed, of course this was at 1:30 in the morning..... pouting the whole way I did as I was bid but I was back to it as soon as I could the next morning.
The novel is defiantly a heart warmer with lots of contented sighs. It is beautiful and emotional, with aww moments and angry moments, sorrow and joy. The many interpersonal relationships between the four women in their separate lives and again when they are together are wonderful, realistic and relevant. The secondary characters were also perfectly portrayed and gave such insight on how and why these women are who they are. This drama just really touched me and words to do justice to it escape me.
There has never been a more perfect ending to any book I've ever read. It literally made me cry, mostly from happiness but also because there were so many feelings in the book that there was nothing left in me to give than my tears. I love the book all the more because it made me feel this way.
This is the base that starts what I found myself drawn to how their lives would unfold and cross. To say more would give away the beauty of this magnificently told gift. The characters were all experiencing a life full of struggles and the way they live it fills your heart. Strong women then and now give a vision that spans decades of love. Ridley is the best surprise not because he has the answers but for how everyone's life changes as the touch each other's heart. I really enjoy these historically time and space books that the authors does so very well.
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I've read a few of Werlinger's books now and this one is, by far, my favourite to date!


Someone mentioned it would be a blockbuster - I am not sure about that, but definitely can imagine it being made into a film. Will be looking at reading more stories from Caren Werlinger.

However, it was very skilfully done and never gratuitous and I soon forgot the characters were gay at all. They simply became people inhabiting a fascinating story.
Well written with an intriguing plot and well defined characters, it is an excellent book and I would recommend it to anyone.