The Whisper of Time by Ute Carbone

The Whisper of Time

by Ute Carbone
Genre(s): Time-Travel Romance (1970's Novella)
Publisher: Whispers Publishing
Release Date: September 14, 2012
Heat Level: Sensual
Length: 92 print pages

My Review:
This was a very nice short romance. I have to admit though that I would have liked to see more of some of the characters. I really liked that Gwynn went back in time where there are no cell phones and no Internet. I  also enjoyed the way that she had to tend to animals, in a way that not many people do today. Slate is also a good character to like. He "omits" the truth to keep himself from lying.  However can Gwynn really leave her life behind? Will Slate let her go? What do the visions mean? Are they from the future or the past? Only the Tarot card reader can give them answers. What if they are not the answers they want to hear?
This book dealt with time travel very well, and all of the time "warp" questions I had were answered. In only 92 pages! I am giving this book/novella a 5/5 ! I recommend it, and would read it again. I would also enjoy more stories on the characters!

Buy Links

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Blurb

When fate offers Gwynn Powell a chance to start over, she jumps at the opportunity. Laid off and living with a husband whose gambling problem has eaten through a good part of their savings, Gwynn buys a farmhouse sight unseen, leaving both her marriage and her old home behind.

But fate has more in mind for Gwynn than just a new home. The farmhouse, tucked away in the Green Mountains of Vermont where even GPS can’t find it, is also a step back in time. And Slate Peck, the farm’s caretaker and part owner, is tied to Gwynn’s destiny in ways she never expected.

About the Author

Ute began her writing life as a poet and has had a number of poems published in small press magazines and anthologies. Her work has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize and has appeared in such publications as Comstock Review, Hawaii Pacific Review, and Bellowing Ark. Her novels include Blueberry Truth, Afterglow, and The P-Town Queen, which has been nominated as Champagne Books novel of the year for 2012. She also has a novella, The Whisper of Time, available as an e-book and work in several anthologies including a short story in Shared Secrets, and poems in Poems from the Cranberry Room, and Poets Unbound.
Ute, who pronounces her name oohtah, was born in Germany and grew up in upstate New York. She and her husband reside in Nashua, NH. They have two grown sons. Ute enjoys hiking, skiing, and generally anything that involves being outside. She loves the theatre and attends as regularly as time and money will allow. She’s a bibliophile who will read just about anything, though she loves novels best.
Connect with Ute Carbone
Webpage: http://www.utecarbone.com/
Blog: http://ute-carbone.blogspot.com/
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