The Time Sharer - Redemption

A Second-Chance Time Travel Romance of Love, Loss, and Destiny in 1920s New Orleans

She stepped into the past for a second chance, but some timelines don’t forgive.
Naomi Cole doesn’t believe in do-overs, until a mysterious hotel invites her to experience something called a “time immersion.” Reeling from a lackluster career and a personal betrayal, she takes the leap…and wakes up in 1925 New Orleans.
She’s a high-powered lawyer who built her life on contracts, control, and zero emotional risk. But the Jazz Age is anything but logical. The streets pulse with secrets, the music hides danger, and nothing, including time, can be trusted.
Then she meets Eli Baptiste, a gifted cornet player haunted by grief and whiskey. His music speaks to the pain she’s buried. Their connection is immediate, magnetic, and entirely unexpected. But the longer she stays, the more Naomi uncovers about her true role in this fractured timeline, and the impossible choice she’s destined to make.
If she leaves, she loses Eli. If she stays, she could lose herself.
Perfect for fans of Outlander, The Time Traveler’s Wife, and The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue, The Time Sharer – Redemption is a slow-burn, time travel romance steeped in supernatural mystery, historical fantasy, and emotional suspense. This second-chance time travel romance delivers historical fantasy with a supernatural twist.
Set in the heart of Jazz Age New Orleans, this genre-bending tale blends hidden identities, second chances, and timelines at war. A haunting, healing journey that asks: how far would you go to rewrite your fate?
Step into a world where every song risks a timeline, and every choice echoes across decades. If you crave historical fantasy fiction packed with emotion, rich atmosphere, and impossible choices, this is the book you’ve been waiting for. One timeline. One love. One moment to risk everything.

The story line was good

Although, the storyline was good, the AI generated voice narration is horrible. I won't listen to the other books. I may have given the storyline higher marks if a person would have narrated. Inflection's in the wrong spots, mispronuniations, run-on sentences...just...no!