

Sometimes, themes in fiction also drip into the morality pool. And if
the moral in The
Accidental Wife is that a grieving
woman can be transformed in a summer of time travel to find her soulmate in the
19th century, the mirror image of that plot is the soulmate can spring ahead to reunite with her again
in the 21st century sequel, The Accidental
Stranger. (Time travel is a nifty plot filter when a
man loves two nearly identical women and a woman loves two nearly identical men
in the same family—each a century apart.)
I’ve considered an alternate MORAL in
both books: The transforming power of
love bridges time—with twists and turns—to find that sweet “forever.” Here’s hoping a cool drink, good summer reads
and gourmet mushrooms are on your menu!
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