River of Time

A Sweet Time Travel Western Romance

By: Zoe Matthews, Jade Jenson

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

What if you think you met the man of your dreams at your best friend’s wedding, but the problem is, he lives in the past and you live in the future?

Nicky can’t seem to adjust to life now that her best friend, Kimberly, has decided to live in 1893 with her new husband. She loves her job and there are many things she enjoys doing, but she can’t help but think there is more to life. She would like to find the same kind of love Kimberly has, but every man she dates seems to fall short of the man she met at Kimberly’s wedding.

Shaun enjoys hearing from Nicky through letters, more than he would like to admit. She is from the future, and he can’t imagine she would ever want to travel back in time and would want to stay in his time. Then Nicky shows up at the ranch to help Kimberly, but Shaun knows he needs to be careful. He already gave his heart to a woman, who left him almost at the altar. He can’t go through that again…can he?

If you like time travel and mail-order bride romances, you’ll love this series!

Love Time Travel Romance

I don’t know why this isn’t listed as a series. It is! (See below) I love how interwoven the previous characters & soon to be MCs in the next books. I love Time Travel Stories! The virtual narration was meh, the stories are nice clean romances.
Read them in this order:
#1 - Touched by Time
#2 - River of Time
#3 - Winds of Time
#4 - Secrets of Time
#5 - Changed by Time
#6 - Christmas in Time

Exactly what I love!

I love time traveling to the 1800s. I also love when they travel from then to present day. I really enjoyed the book.

Incredible writers!

This gift that you awesome writers is something else, I have to say. Pulling us in the world of your God-given talent is extraordinary! Keep up the great work and always, thank you both! Write more, more...I beg!

Good story. Good clean content.

I loved this book. However it did lack depth. I loved that it was a good clean romance novel. It definitely needs to be narrated by someone and not AI

couldn't finish it

Time travel is always fun, but this is the exception. The virtual voice made it hard to tell if it was poor writing or the voice. It was not as flat as old electronic voices, but it made me fully appreciate real people performing stories. Some inflections were just off, but mostly the voice sounded like an overly cheerful teenager. It was just annoying. the writing was weird, and even lousy grammar in some places, which I personally find highly distracting.