eBook details
- Title: Falling Through the Weaving
- Author : Leia Talon
- Release Date : January 03, 2021
- Genre: Fantasy,Books,Sci-Fi & Fantasy,Romance,Gay & Lesbian,Paranormal,
- Pages : * pages
- Size : 591 KB
Description
For fans of Outlander and The Time Traveler's Wife: A time-traveling musician breaks all her rules for three men who share the same soul, and plunges so far back in time that dragons still exist.
A mother whose music bridges worlds has a child loved by three fathers.
A Scottish spymaster. A mountain man hunted by outlaws. A Viking demigod with the secrets of dragons.
To be a family they must pay Time's price:
Love. Grieve. Surrender. Fight.
Content warnings: General violence, one very brief sexual assault scene, mild language.
Reviews:
"Shelta's journey of discovery left me with an enormous sense of peace and trust. A vivid and lyrical exploration of a woman hurled through time and reality finding her centre. Beautiful romance elements and a wonderful adventure. I look forward to the next part of the tale!" — Halla Williams, Writer
"I am an avid reader and work at Duart Castle as PA to the Chief, Sir Lachlan Maclean, and also as a visitor guide. I have been utterly captivated by Shelta and her journey through time and dimensions and her link to the one soul in three men. Shelta's musical intuition and connection to nature's song is fascinating and I feel a resonance with that in my own soul." — Alison Canham, from Duart Castle, Scotland, which is a major setting in Falling Through the Weaving.
"Talon has the timeless voice of a classic, undying author. From beginning to end, the writing was masterful. The artistry of it was intoxicating, each page a new brushstroke against the canvas of not just one life, but many across time. I really felt like I was living it with her." — Kristina Castillo, Writer
"This is some seriously good series writing. Leia Talon set the hook early and played me like a big fish right to the end. It left me longing for my next try at this particular lure! Some series start slow, but this isn't one of them. This was on full boil almost from the first paragraph and it did what seems the impossible. Gave us a place to stop and catch our breath without doing any harm to the next book. It's just remarkably well done, you will absolutely love it." — Tom Wacker, Writer