Lost In Time

An Old Fashion Western

De: S.A. Ison

Narrado por: Francis G. Kearney

Sawyer Reed is heading home after rambling for seven years after the Civil War ended. His family’s cattle ranch is waiting, and he is ready to get to work. On his way home from Mexico, Sawyer runs into a mysterious woman who will change his life and his future forever.

Josephine Alverez is a chef at a posh restaurant in San Antonio, Texas in the year 2020. She is off for a weekend of fun when she is sucked into a miniature blue twister. Jo is thrown back in time to 1872. A man saves her life after she is nearly murdered, and Jo must come to grips and adapt to this new world. It is the wild west and she has fallen into an old fashion western.

©2020 Stephanie Albino (P)2020 Stephanie Albino

Great Time Travel Romance

I'm not a big western fan but I do really like time travel so I gave this book a chance. I LOVED everything about this story. The small details from past to future and vice versa were great. I loved the ending as well.

an enjoyable read 👍

An old fashioned type of western mixed with a blend of romance and time-travel!!
Narrator was a good fit.

a great time travel story

I was given this book for an honest review.

Jo, a modern girl is out horse back riding with her friends when she is caught up in a twister and sent back in time, over 100 years. Of course, she's not quite aware what has happened, and when she is attacked by 3 men, she is saved by 2 others.. Sawyer and Kitty.. Sawyer and Kitty are on their way back to Sawyers home after staying away for 7 years. They both served in the Civil War and it was very hard on them.

They find Jo and help her and take her with them.. after explaining to her it's the year 1872, Jo has a bit of a hard time adjusting, but what an opportunity to actually live in the old west. Eventually Jo adapts and falls in love with Sawyer.

This is a good story with some twists and turn.. the beginning of the 19th century.. I would recommend this nice clean story.

Good si-fi love story

This is a true western love story with a little bit of sci-fi thrown in! It is well written and enjoyable the characters are well relatable. Pretty much a cookie cutter romance novel with a slight twist but enjoyable nonetheless.

Very entertaining read!

Nice time travel / love story. This started a bit slow but it picked up speed and was a fun light read about time travel to the wild west.

Fantastic Story

I was hooked from the beginning to the end. I loved the story and the narrator too. Well done!

Loved!

Time travel is a favorite of mine, and this did not disappoint.
I listened to the audiobook version and the narrator did a fantastic job of bringing the story to life.

Great story!

This would make a great series. Jo is a strong but sensitive and intelligent female lead, and that can be hard to find in literature.

Good historical story.

By historical I mean the daily minutae like the chamber pots, unwashed used clothes, etc. Also, thankfully absent was the incessant woketard demagoguery so often seen in today's books. Very good product altogether.

True Time Travel

For me the most enjoyable part of stories about time travel is when you get to think about getting to tell someone about the future and future inventions. So many time travel stories don’t have any or enough of the fun premise of someone getting to hear about (or see the future), or being able to bring value to the past with future knowledge. This book shatters that and is just a very straight forward time travel plot. The only reason I’m giving it an overall 4 stars is because the side plot line was basically dropped towards the end of the book almost as if the author just wanted to quickly complete the book. I could have honestly just done without the side plot line as it didn’t really add a lot of value to the main plot. It would have shortened the book which I would have been fine with. Perhaps then the very end could have been a bit more expanded which was super cool but again very short.