Jason's miracle
Beryl Lieff Benderly
Twelve-year-old Jason has ambivalent feelings about Hanukkah until he finds himself transported back to the time of the Maccabean revolt in Judea.
Read Time: ~7.9 hr
No olvides el pasado
by Jude Deveraux (2014)
About this book
Celebrated chef Kady Long finds herself transported back in time to nineteenth-century Colorado, where she is tricked into marrying the man she saves from hanging, a man who harbors a painful secret about his past. "Kady lleva una vida normal y feliz, trabajando en el restaurante de su futura suegra, pero está intrigada por la persistente imagen de un misterioso jinete que la visita en sueños. Un día se ve envuelta en un fantástico viaje al pasado, durante el cual descubrirá el significado de esos sueños. Sus aventuras en un antiguo pueblo le enseñarán que el pasado no debe olvidarse, pues contiene la clave para encontrar la pasión."--P. [4] of cover.
Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreNo olvides el pasado Lead Character
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