Texas Time Travel Series by Victoria Phelps

When Amanda Wyld tumbles one hundred years through time, she lands in west Texas on the property of handsome, protective, Tom Thornton. The year is 1883, and a range war rages as barbed wire divides open land into pieces. These illegal fences are forcing ranchers to cut the wire to get their livestock to water. Guns blaze and tempers fray as men and women fight for their homes and their land... moreWhen Amanda Wyld tumbles one hundred years through time, she lands in west Texas on the property of handsome, protective, Tom Thornton. The year is 1883, and a range war rages as barbed wire divides open land into pieces. These illegal fences are forcing ranchers to cut the wire to get their livestock to water. Guns blaze and tempers fray as men and women fight for their homes and their land. Tom does not need or want the responsibility for the young woman he rescues from the range, but they soon find themselves falling hard for each other. Her modern attitudes lead Amanda to put her health and safety in jeopardy, but Tom will teach his woman the dangers of his time and the importance of obedience – over his knee, if necessary. Can a twentieth century woman live, love, and thrive in a nineteenth century world? Publisher’s Note: This time travel love story contains scenes of domestic discipline and explicitly described sexual encounters. less

Risk-taker and adventure-seeker Ellen Wyld scoffs at local superstition. It is nonsense to believe that her cousins disappeared during a meteor shower while camped at the river. To disprove such balderdash, she camps at the dreaded spot during a night of heavenly fireworks. But the legend proves true, and Ellen tumbles one hundred years into the past and joins her cousins in Texas, 1890. When Ellen falls for Skip Manning, the son of the family's enemy, no one is pleased... moreRisk-taker and adventure-seeker Ellen Wyld scoffs at local superstition. It is nonsense to believe that her cousins disappeared during a meteor shower while camped at the river. To disprove such balderdash, she camps at the dreaded spot during a night of heavenly fireworks. But the legend proves true, and Ellen tumbles one hundred years into the past and joins her cousins in Texas, 1890. When Ellen falls for Skip Manning, the son of the family's enemy, no one is pleased. But Ellen gets what Ellen wants, and she wants Skip. This suits him just fine. He wants her. He plans to reform his lovely Wyld Woman and teach her thoughtfulness, respect and responsibility – over his knee if necessary. Can headstrong, spoiled Ellen learn to live in a time when these qualities are not so widely accepted in a woman? Will Skip ever tame this wild twentieth century free spirit without dampening her lust for life – and for him? Publisher’s Note: This time travel romance contains explicit scenes and elements of power exchange. less