"An exciting historical time travel] romance from the period of Robin Hood with many twists and turns along the way." Amazon Review Lenore travels to England to fulfill her grandfather's dying wish to visit his homeland. In her grandfather's stead, she drags her good friend, Jack, along with her. Their hike through Sherwood Forest, however, takes a bad turn when a strange weather anomaly transports them to a Sherwood far denser than the one they'd set out in. Separated from Jack and wounded trying to escape the most authentically dressed medieval re-enactors she had ever seen, Lenore finds herself at the mercy of the archer who impaled her attackers, then chased her down. Damian suffers recurrent dreams of an angel calling him to his death. Seeing a strangely clothed lad stumbling along the woodland path, he watches from a distance. When the Woodward confronts the lad and pulls his hair free from its tie, Damian realizes this "lad" is not a lad at all, but rather the angel from his dreams. Damian's nightly visions have warned him that sparing her life will lead him down a path of destruction, but he cannot walk away. Raising his bow, he lets his arrows fly. Damian's loyalty to King Richard and Robyn of the Hood marks him an outlaw. A label he cares naught about. All he wants is the return of his ancestral lands and revenge on the brother of Nottingham's Sheriff for the death of his betrothed. Lenore wants only to find Jack and get back home to the future where she can ponder how to raise enough money to pay the taxes on the ranch she'd inherited from her grandfather. When sparks fly, however, even the best laid plans can fall asunder. Both know a union between them will only lead to heartache and death. But the attraction is too great to resist. Some things are worth dying for.