I liked the time travel idea, but I wasn't at all sure I wanted to read about a three way relationship. I wasn't sure whether to buy this book or not when I read the synopsis. Once again, Q Kelly has surpassed herself with her `going where other authors fear to tread' writing. Will she be able to remain in the present? Or will she suddenly return to the past? Will all three women take a chance and live their lives together? What will happen with Anne? After all she has come from the past. But all three women are nursing their own vulnerabilities. Gradually all three women become aware that they are in love with each other. When Helen, Yalia and Anne all meet, they are all aware of a strange bond between them. Anne knows Josiah is dying and she is not looking forward to what will happen to her afterwards. Is this really the end of their marriage? They do still love one another, but sadly, this doesn't seem enough.Īnne Boleyn is being kept a prisoner by Josiah Franklin. Yalia has not been herself since a traumatic incident in her life occurred three years earlier. Helen and Yalia are on the verge of separating.

How can this be? Anne has travelled through time, that's how.

This woman is none other than Anne Boleyn, King Henry V111's beheaded Queen. Imagine her surprise when she receives a highly improbable inheritance from her father, scientist Josiah Franklin. Historian Helen Franklin's area of expertise is the Tudor times.

Third by Q. Kelly