The delightfully satisfying conclusion to the Rewinding Time Series.
Remodeling Professor Merrideth Randall's dream house is turning into a bigger project than she and Brett imagined. Even so, they take time out when Merri's father pleads for her to visit him in prison. When she boldly shares her new faith to the inmates and guards Brett proposes to her on the spot.
Now, if only they can get the house finished it will be perfect for the wedding. The work would go faster if there weren't constant interruptions by people needing help. But Merri has a new policy of people before projects, which is why she agrees to temporarily "grandma-sit" Josephine Sayers so she can stay in the home she loves-one of 156 Sears catalog houses built in Carlinville, Illinois in 1918.
Merri uses her miraculous time-surfing software to meet Elizabeth Spaulding, the plucky lady on horseback who supervised the men constructing the houses. She's a strong woman of the new century, but all she really wants is a Sears home of her own-and for her husband to be worthy of her respect.
After seeing Elizabeth's struggles unfold on her screen, Merrideth prays that she will have the grace to keep her marriage vows to Brett-in good times and bad.
What Readers Are Saying...
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A great ending to an amazing series!
" (Melissa S.)
I can hardly wait for Deborah's next books to come out. I am and will be in the future, a faithful reader
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If you love history and prefer clean romance novels you will certainly enjoy More Than Meets The Eye and the rest of the Rewinding Time series."
(Connie Saunderson)
The combination of history, adventure, and a sweet romance has been so refreshing and interesting. It will touch your heart no matter your age and remind you true love is real.
More Than Meets the Eye
is a historical Christian time travel book and the conclusion of the Rewinding Time Series. Check out the
History Mystery Trilogy
, the prequel to this series, to meet Professor Randall as a "bratty 11-year-old."
The Rewinding Time Series
: Christian time travel with a unique twist-computer software that "time-surfs" through the history of old houses. It's also squeaky-clean romance, guaranteed to be flinch-free. And the kind of historical fiction you like to read-believable!