Love beyond its own time
Modern heroines. Unfamiliar centuries. A different way to discover what love and belonging can mean.
What happens when the past stops being a place you can only imagine? In Regina Hunter’s Timeloop Romance, women from the modern world find themselves living in another era. Their expectations travel with them, but the rules around them have changed. Finding a way through history also means learning something about themselves.
The Highland Dance visits Scotland after Culloden, where a New York ballerina faces the distance between a sheltered life and survival. The Roman Bloom travels further back, to ancient Rome, placing a modern woman’s romantic choices in a world with very different ideas about freedom and relationships.
These are historical romances with a time-travel or time-slip premise: the journey across centuries is the doorway into a personal story. They share an interest in growth, empathy, and connection, while each heroine and setting offer a different reading experience. Choose the destination that draws you in, or begin with The Highland Dance, the first book.
Post-Culloden Scotland, eighteenth century
A modern New York ballerina tumbles into post-Culloden Scotland, where survival asks more of her than she ever expected.
For readers drawn to Scotland, dance, and a heroine whose journey asks her to see beyond the life she once knew. Available in Kindle and paperback editions on the book page.
Ancient Rome
After a devastating breakup, Franzi falls through time into ancient Rome—and a choice between love, freedom, and home.
For readers drawn to ancient Rome, a modern perspective on historical relationships, and the question of whether home is a place or a choice.
Looking for a haunting instead? The Lady in White visits 1969 New York in the separate Margaret Thompson Series. Browse all books by Regina Hunter.