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ONE MAN. TWO SETS OF MARRIAGE VOWS. BAD MATH. Edmund is unexpectedly returned to 1601 London, where Shakespeare’s company reigns in popularity, lords in ruffs conspire against the Crown, and an aging Queen Elizabeth still flirts, costumed in jeweled silks and elaborate lace collars. There are no sewers, no pharmacies, and no antibiotics. Edmund’s 21st century wife Halley isn’t about to let pregnancy and a little sore throat keep her from bringing her husband back home, but Edmund, meanwhile, has just learned his would-be-actor brother was tossed in the Tower for treason, as part of the infamous Essex rebellion implicating Shakespeare’s company. Halley will have to draw on her knowledge of Elizabethan fashion and etiquette to rescue Edmund, but it turns out he’s already got a wife in 1601. What with treason charges, Edmund’s love for his other wife, and scarlet fever in an era without antibiotics, things are turning deadly for Halley and Edmund’s once-perfect marriage.A Crown in Time is the fourth book in a time travel science fiction series where ancient, renaissance, and early 20th century history comes alive for a spunky trio of girlfriends fighting to keep the men they love from the past with them in the future. Clean sweet romance and thrilling action appropriate to read with your daughter or your mother.

Trouble is afoot when both Littlewood and Khan notice—separately—that objects duplicated from the past are disappearing in chaotic fashion. After Edmund vanishes without a trace, Littlewood agrees to meet with Khan, who is panicked he’ll be next.Meanwhile, former FBI agent Nevis plots to gain control of all time travel, even if he has to take people out to do it. Halley makes the decision to try and rescue Edmund, but Edmund’s not leaving because his brother awaits trial for treason in the 1601 Essex rebellion against Elizabeth I.