A hurricane the size of Texas. Another time travel betrayal. Will Ronnie figure out how to return home or die trying?The number one best-selling thriller Stealing Time continues its breathtakingly original journey. Ronnie Andrews returns from eighteenth-century London shell-shocked from her first terrifying time travel encounter. Her boyfriend, Jeffrey Brennan, casts doubt on her sanity leaving Ronnie wondering if she went back in time or is having a mental breakdown.To add to the tension, Hurricane Francis, a storm the size of Texas, is barreling towards Florida and her fears of a repeat time travel experience mount. Ronnie’s best friend Steph, along with her friend Nick and Steph’s younger brother Ian, shield Ronnie from the dangers of Francis but cannot save her from traveling back in time. Unfortunately, their meddling brings Ronnie to the brink of destruction as they are caught in the throes of the hurricane’s wrath.Once again, Ronnie is transported to dangerous places and plagued with desperate situations, while experiencing perilous cultures including one of America’s first mysteries - the Lost Colony of Roanoke Island. A stunning conclusion brings Ronnie face to face with a dangerous ally who may hold the key to her past while offering salvation for her future. What Readers are Saying
Unputdownable… If you love time travel, this is your series! Maverick, Amazon Reviewer
A beautifully written addition to the Stealing Time Series! This is the best of the series so far. It will have you drawn in within the first couple of chapters and then it grips you and doesn’t let go. I don’t have much insight into the events of the past, but Waters manages to convince anyway. She could quite literally re-write history and I would believe every word of it. Billy, Amazon Reviewer
As a Floridian who has seen the complete devastation that hurricanes bring to lives and property, forever changing the landscape, I deeply appreciate KJ Water’s mastery of the subject and her gift of capably pulling the reader into the heart of the storm, the perfect metaphor for the life of Ronnie. Paul, Amazon Reviewer
