The Nickel Loop - by Nancy Houser-Bluhm (Paperback)

About the Book

Plucked from different eras Emmeline and Nicholas land in 1938. One comes from 2022, the other from 1898. Chemistry is palpable among cultural conversations. This is a time travel romance with risks, twists, a love that defies time and a HEA.

Book Synopsis

Love that defies time.

Emmeline traveling by train to visit her sister in a small Colorado town, she steps from 2022 into 1938. She recognizes the panic and disbelief when she meets kind, well-educated Nicholas, who just arrived from 1898.

The two struggle to grasp their shattered reality but blending into 1938 draws them close, their chemistry palpable. When a psychic offers hope for returning to their own times, will they forfeit what could be?

Nicholas is astonished by the advances 1938 offers but Emmeline knows the 1930s hold little opportunity for her as a woman. A discovery intensifies the pull back to her own time. Can her heart exist on two timelines?

Have you ever wished for a second chance at love or wished you could go back and change that one thing? If you have, you will be unable to resist Nicholas and Emmeline's story of love and choice.

Enjoy the Nickel Loop-an intelligent time travel romance with flavors of historical fiction.

Review Quotes

"The Nickel Loop is an intriguing and adventurous journey that spans many era's exploring lasting values and deep commitment to a healthier earth. I loved it!" Jodi- Yoga Instructor and Life Coach

"This suspenseful story combines time travel with romance and real-life concerns. It was hard to put down and the surprise ending left me ready and hoping there's a sequel." Nancy Markow author of Empowered Living-Enneagram from its roots to its wings.

"You are a great writer and this story just flows along, an easy read for sure!"

"Can't put it down!"

"I found myself deeply thinking about Emmeline and Nicholas, what they were navigating and facing."

"In the middle of reading it now and have to force myself to stop reading and do some work."