Historian Sharon Henderson is transported across time to the middle of a prisoner of war camp in 1864 Maryland. There she meets Ridge Grayson whose home she inherited and whose portrait and journals have always fascinated her.
Wounded in battle, Captain Grayson faces death with one great regret. Though he’s searched he’s never found the woman of his dreams – until a Sharon visits the injured at Hammond Hospital.
Across time and space they instantly recognize each other as soul mates. Can she save his life and make a future for them by changing history? And should she?
Footprints in Time was a great read. Ms. Welsh did her homework, and I especially loved it when she went into the point of view of a rather precocious small child.
The only problem I had is that like so many other independent authors, Ms. Welsh could use a better copy editor. The book is still well worth your time and money, but there are numerous typos throughout the manuscript. I guess that’s the editor in me speaking.
Price: $3.99
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