Seven years ago, Gina Locke walked away from her own wedding after finding her fiancé in bed with another woman. He swore it was a misunderstanding. She didn’t believe him. Burying herself in her work, she’s tried to move on with her life, but has failed.

Luke Harding, the errant fiancé, has regretted losing Gina every day for seven years. Now a sudden snowstorm has stranded them at the same remote inn. After drinking a little too much elderberry wine, Gina and Luke are transported to 1778, where Gina is known as Rachel, an indentured servant, and Luke is called John, a stable hand. The problem (other than lack of indoor plumbing and bug spray)? Even though they are madly in love, only Gina remembers their life in the future.

The Enchanted Inn features time travel, star-crossed lovers, engaging secondary characters, and a murderer, all wrapped into a cute little package just as sweet as a Hershey Kiss. What else can I say? The story flows smoothly. The dialogue rings true. The cover art is gorgeous. This little book has it all. Read it. You’ll enjoy it.