Return to Exile by Lynne Gentry Review

About the book: Return to Exile (Howard Books, January 2015) How far would you go to save the ones you love? Six years ago, impossible circumstances forced Dr. Lisbeth Hastings to leave behind the love of her life, not just in another country, but in another time. Her work as a top-notch epidemiologist and parenting her little girl helps alleviate the pain, but at night when her exhausted head hits the pillow, images of her beloved Cyprian haunt her sleep. Cyprian Thascius returns from political exile a broken man. He's lost his faith, the love of his life, and his purpose. He attempts to move on, to face the danger that is looming over Carthage, but when Cyprian's true love suddenly reappears, his heart becomes as imperiled as the fledgling church he seeks to save. Have the years that kept Lisbeth and Cyprian apart created too wide a chasm to bridge? In the midst of a new epidemic and rising oppression, will their love be the most costly fatality? Filled with gripping action and raw emotion, this spell-binding adventure of star-crossed lovers captivates with every turn of the page in this electric continuation of The Carthage Chronicles. Purchase a copy: http://bit.ly/1wSugdd    About the author: Lynne Gentry has written for numerous publications. She is a professional acting coach, theater director, and playwright. Lynne is an inspirational speaker and dramatic performer who loves spending time with her family and medical therapy dog. Find Lynne online: website, Facebook, Twitter My review;   I love time travel stories!! When I read this though I realized that it was a little different than the ones I have read before. I really enjoyed this novel. This is the second in, " The Carthage Chronicles", series. I cannot wait or the conclusion of this series called, " Valley of Decision". There is also a lot of history in this book. To think about a person exiled and in Rome during the start of Christianity boggles my mind. What a different time. There were so many things that were different and yet Christians are still here. I am giving this book a 5/5. I was given a copy to review, however all opinions are my own.