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"Time travel from 1930 to 1990's but return for love"

Well, after reading on PNR list that the blurb on the back of this book was misleading, I decided to give it a try. You were right, I liked it! I reread the epilog just to reinforce the HEA feeling

Synopsis: 1998: After 5 years of missing memories, the dreams were beginning to cause Dana to panic. Sebastian decided to tell her about the day he found her shot and lying on the sidewalk in front of this very building. She was dressed in 1930's style (as she was in her dreams) and noone could identify her. After joking about reincarnation and time travel, he left and she continues to work. As she shuts the window, the clock strikes, and she finds herself in the 1930's with no real memory of why she was shot, only what her life had been in the 1990's. 

Private Investigator Gabriel O'Shaunessy had been blamed for Dana's murder, but released because of lack of proof. When she suddenly appears in his office he is furious. When he takes her to the police station in an attempt to clear his name, he finds he has reopened whatever it was that had caused Dana to be shot in the first place... and now he was a target, too. Their only hope was to find the answers only her missing memory could supply. 

Their love grows as the mystery unravels and the dangers increase. When the danger is past, she chooses to stay with Gabriel. The epilog is a touching scene where she meets Sebastian again, but now as a much older Dana. 

Cy Korte © Copyright April 1999
for eBOOKISLE.com & ParaNormal Romance Reviews

Reviewed by Cy Korte
Posted January 13, 2002

SUMMARY
 

The Man That Got Away
(Harlequin Intrigue #468)
by Harper Allen

Harlequin
May 1, 1998
Available: May 1, 1998
ISBN #0373224680
EAN #9780373224685
251 pages
Paperback
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