The Time Traveling Bibliophile Series: What's it all about?
The Temple of Indra books center on a
librarian, Sophia
Marcil, who can travel through time compliments of her grandmother’s cursed
sapphire ring, as well as an old spell book uncovered in the library where she works. On
her first trip into the 19th century, Sophia believes she’s being forced into
an eccentric millionaire’s dinner theater but a hidden diary, a secret passage
and a whispered conversation reveal to her that the role of a princess is not
all fun and games. Book Two takes our beloved bibliophile to a stately home in
1920, where she discovers a hidden chapter in her own family story. In an
effort to re-write the past, things get foggy in a London bookshop; long-lost
relative’s re-surface, and as a family gathering rapidly goes awry, Sophia
ricochets back to the present. The page turns for Sophia in book three. Her
nemesis is six feet under and she’s off to return the cursed sapphire to the
temple, so she can settle into the next chapter of her life—a new bookshop and
wedded bliss. One problem, the mysterious temple has sent Sophia back
into the past, more specifically, into the body of the soon to be murdered
bride of Dunlace Castle—a place she was hired to research. Throughout the
series, Sophia is determined to dig up the truth but it isn’t until Book Four that
her life comes full circle. Sophia Marcil has now closed the book on magic, married
at last and opened her beloved shop. She’s taking life one page at a time until
an old acquaintance darkens her doorstep and reminds her of a grim prediction
made sixteen years ago—one that involves her daughter, her grimoire, and that
threatens time travel once more. Will Sophia finally discover the truth of her
curse?
Rachael Stapleton
lives in a Second Empire Victorian home with her husband and two children in
Ontario, Canada and enjoys writing in the comforts of aged wood and arched
dormers.
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