Timeslip books

Horse by Geraldine Brookes pararrel stories so not sure if quite the same but brilliant story

How could I have forgotten Labrynth! Superb book

The House on the Strand is one of my all time favourite books.

Thanks to all for the book recommendations, am putting a few of them on my wish list.😃

Dempie55
Also A Knight in Shining Armour by Jude Deveraux, though that might be out of print now!
Just checked. It’s available on Kindle.

Dempie55

Also A Knight in Shining Armour by Jude Deveraux, though that might be out of print now!

Thanks for the reminder. I’d forgotten that one. I have almost all JD’s books. Now I’ll have to go and read them again.

I’m reading Labyrinth by Kate Mosse. Very good read.

I also love the timeslip stories. The House on the Strand was probably the first one I read. Ive also read some of Barbara Erskines. I look forward to reading some of the other suggestions. I didnt realise these type of stories were so popular, thought it was just me.

Granmarderby10

Oh I loved A Traveller In Time Dempie55 It was our first book to read in English literature at senior school…back in 1972🥲
I never knew it had been dramatised for TV though.

You can buy the DVD on Ebay if you still have a player!

Oh I loved A Traveller In Time Dempie55 It was our first book to read in English literature at senior school…back in 1972🥲
I never knew it had been dramatised for TV though.

Also A Knight in Shining Armour by Jude Deveraux, though that might be out of print now!

You might enjoy A Traveller in Time by Alison Uttley (author of Little Grey Rabbit books) - a charming tale. It was a children’s TV series starring Sophie Thompson (sister of Emma).

One of my favourites was written for children, it's The Children of Green Knowe.

I've just finished The forgotten letters of Esther Durrant by Kayte Nunn, time periods 1951 and 2018.

My typo apologies, alita, and thanks also to Gillysugar

And your name suits the series sassenach

Interested in Miss Garnett's Angels, as my daughter is visiting Venice next year. Is it an easy read, as in nothing too traumatic?

I love Diana Gabaldon's 'Outlander' series too but I often think she could cut them down a few hundred pages instead of the huge doorstops she puts out and maybe we won't wait 5 years or more for each one.
Yes Maremia I forget who's who too

I didn't know that about Elly Griffiths. Thought I had read most of her book. Thanks Allira.

Thanks everyone, I’ll be looking up some of these for my Christmas list. My favourite time slip book is Legend, by Jude Deveraux.

Her wedding fast approaching, celebrated chef Kady Long knew she was the luckiest woman alive...until she slipped into a delicate satin wedding dress she found in an antique flour tin, and was overcome by an odd dizzy spell. When she came to, Kady was in the dusty western town of Legend, Colorado . . .

You might enjoy Miss Garnett's Angels , which is based in Venice. You could read it, straight through, or you could read it as two differing stories. I found it well written, and by someone who knows the area. Venice used to be my call in place , wherever I had been in Europe. I won't say more so as not to spoil it for others. Hope you enjoy it.

Elly Griffiths who writes the brilliant Ruth Galloway series of archeological murder mysteries has just released a time travelling murder mystery The Frozen People which I can highly recommend . I couldn't put it down . She is an excellent writer .

yep...another vote for Barbara Erskine. I expect I've read all of hers.

Frozen People by Elly Griffiths is very good.

they sound a really good read thank you NanKate for the explanation on my list to read!