Happy Release Day 'A STOLEN SEASON'!

I'm ecstatic, as today marks the release of the first book I ever wrote, A STOLEN SEASON, a Regency time travel romance. This book is my favorite thus far and I've always loved the premise of the story, hence why I never gave up my dream at seeing it published. And today that dream came true.

Archaeologist Sarah Baxter had a clear directive: travel back to nineteenth century London to retrieve the measuring device she left behind. But her bungled attempt at thievery left an English Earl dead and his brother bent on revenge. Sarah must once again go back in time to find the device and return to her own time before her tragic mistake puts a noose around her neck. Unfortunately, the only way to get close to the device is to befriend the very man who wants her dead.

Eric, the new Earl of Earnston, was determined to catch the woman who killed his brother, but she'd disappeared without a trace. Twelve months on and there are still no clues to her whereabouts. As luck would have it, he finds a distraction. A new family have arrived in town and Miss Sarah Baxter is a delightful diversion among the stale debutantes in the ton.

Sarah knows it is madness to seduce the man who would want her dead should he know who she was, but the Earl is an alarmingly persistent gentleman. Can Sarah procure the device without her secret being revealed? And what will the Earl do when he finds out the woman he's in love with is not the woman he thought he knew?

Available Now from these retailers:
Crimson Romance
Amazon US
Amazon UK
Barnes & Noble

"A time-traveling 21st century female archaeologist and a dashing Regency Earl? Tamara Gill has written every Historical Romance fan's dream!" – Deb Marlowe, author of Tall, Dark and Disreputable and Unbuttoning Miss Hardwick

"Sinfully seductive, with a to-die-for hero, A Stolen Season is a delightful Regency time travel with intrigue, scandal and breathtaking romance!" — Christina Phillips, author of Forbidden

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