Sapphire Dream

by Pamela Montgomerie

Book Overview

A gem of a time-travel romance series begins. When Brenna Cameron finds herself transported back in time to a seventeenth-century pirate ship off the coast of Scotland, she has no idea that she's in for the adventure-and the romance-of a lifetime with Captain Rourke Douglas. All thanks to a magical sapphire pendant she wears around her neck.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0425229068
• ISBN13: 9780425229064
• Release Date: July 2009
• Publisher: Berkley Books
• Length: 308 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 4.3" x 6.7"
• Age Range: 18 years and up
• Grade Range: Postsecondary and higher

Customer Reviews

amazing! couldn't put it down!

A fantastic time travel romance. I started reading it after work and ended up finishing it in one night because I just couldn't put it down. Sapphire Dream is action packed and always keeps you guessing. I can't wait for Pamela's next book!

Saphire dreams Reviewed by twolipsreviews.com

Brenna Cameron is a lonely soul. She is a modern 20th century woman all alone. Her only relative died when she was ten. and she has been alone in this world ever since. Her only remembrance of her mom is her sapphire necklace she wears. When she wakens one day to find her self on a ship and not in her nice warm bed she is stunned. Why is she on a ship? Where is she? Has someone kidnapped her? Rourke Douglas is from the 16th century. He knows he is sailing to fulfill the prophecy of a woman who, according to his magical friend, has been a secret his family has kept for many years. This woman is to fulfill a destiny. But from the moment Brenna appears, trouble follows her. Can he keep her alive to long enough to fulfill this grand destiny?And when he starts to fall for her green eyed vixen will he be able to let her return to her time or will he fight to keep her in his? Sapphire Dream is a beautiful, feisty love story by Pamela Montgomerie. I loved the blend of the modern and 16th century. I really felt for poor Brenna. Despite being thrust into a time she has no clue about, with people she has never met before, she does amazingly well at adapting. She is a fighter, and she is no damsel in distress. She saves herself; I like that aspect of her. Rourke is fighting many demons when we meet him. The first one being a flame haired dwarf that won't let him get off the stormy ocean. I found their interaction really humorous. It is obvious Rourke respects and likes Hegarty. He just wishes he wasn't so bossy! Rourke wants nothing to do with the prophecy till he meets the beautiful Brenna. She earns his respect and his heart. Now just to keep her alive is going to be a challenge! Sapphire Dream is a time travel romance to remember I really enjoyed reading this one.

Stunning!

This book was so refreshing with plot twists and a brilliant and engaging story. I can't wait to see the next book by this author!!

fabulous time travel paranormal romance

Brenna Cameron is in Castle Stour in Scotland seeking information about her mysterious past. She puts on a sapphire pendant and somehow she ends up on board a pirate ship the Lady Marie off of Scotland in the late seventeenth century. She also finds out she is wanted for piracy when Brenna thinks how as she just arrived in 1687. Pirate Captain Rourke Douglas wants nothing to do with the strange newcomer though he assumes she is tied to his family prophecy. However, due to her he also loses all he earned at sea. Needing time to regroup, Rourke goes to his family home as Viscount Kinross, but provides protection to Brenna to both their amazement. As they fall in love, Brenna wants to return to her time, but soon finds herself in a Gordian knot of saving her beloved or herself. This is a fabulous time travel paranormal romance starring an intriguing lead couple. The story line is fast-paced from the onset and never decelerates even with several terrific plausible twists and spins. Readers will enjoy SAPPHIRE DREAM, but set aside time because putting it down before completion is not an option. Harriet Klausner