Bücher von Jodie Lane

It is Gwyn and Michelle's last chance to save the future as they deal with turning points in Spain under the reign of Queen Isabella of Castile and her daughter, Juana the Mad. Juana's own father, Ferdinand of Aragon works to undermine his daughter's authority, and Gwyn must face a terrifying enemy while learning to love and trust again.This queer romantasy time-travel adventure combines real historical events with science fiction.

Gwyn goes back in time to Ancient Rome to plot the assassination of Emperor Domitian, finding old loves and new along the way. Michelle travels to nineteenth century Argentina to rescue her colleague, but becomes entangled in battles on the way. Another exciting romantasy time-travel adventure mixing real history and science fiction.

A romantasy time-travel adventure novel that mixes historical & science fiction: Gwyn accidentally goes back in time to the famous Siege of Masada, where the Jewish defenders of the fortress are making their last stand against the Roman invaders. She must try return to her time before the siege reaches its bloody end, but is torn leaving the friend she makes in Masada and the Roman soldier who helps her.

Gwyn is back in time again but this time she's on a mission to influence the actions of Vlad Dracula, Prince of Wallachia, to war with Sultan Mehmed II of the Ottoman Empire. In order to make sure the course of history runs true, Gwyn takes on the mission, but risks getting stuck in Vlad's time when she falls in love with his wife. She gets help from an unexpected quarter when a rogue Ottoman soldier who nurses a grudge against Vlad and a love for Vlad's brother helps her, but the horrors of time may be too much for her to succeed.

Since humankind was able to imagine, stories about the future both immediate and far-reaching have been passed on. We ask ourselves: Will we, as a species, be able to overcome our differences and work together? Will planet Earth be salvaged or abandoned? Will we be able to connect with other humans in a digital age? Will we be able to recognise ourselves and our society in twenty years' time? How about in fifty or a hundred? Find out what twenty Australian authors have imagined and be intrigued by the differences - and similarities - they have in store for humankind.