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Barbara Metzger
The Hourglass
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"The Hourglass" by Barbara Metzger is a delightful and engaging historical romance novel that takes readers on a journey through Regency England. The story centers around Arabella Rainsford, a young woman who has been given a magical hourglass that allows her to travel through time. Arabella uses the hourglass to go back in time and prevent the death of her beloved cousin, but in doing so, she inadvertently changes the course of history. She finds herself in the midst of a dangerous plot involving a powerful and ruthless marquess, and she must navigate the treacherous waters of Regency society to set things right. Along the way, Arabella encounters a host of colorful characters, including the dashing and charming Lord Blackwood, who may hold the key to restoring the natural order of time. As Arabella and Lord Blackwood work together to unravel the mystery of the hourglass, they find themselves drawn to each other, and their relationship deepens as they face the challenges of their time-bending adventure. Metzger's writing is witty and engaging, and she brings the world of Regency England to life with vivid detail and rich historical context. The plot is fast-paced and full of twists and turns, and readers will be eager to find out what happens next. Overall, "The Hourglass" is a captivating and entertaining read that will appeal to fans of historical romance and time-travel fiction. Its unique premise, engaging characters, and rich historical setting make it a standout addition to the genre...
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