Stardust Time

From back cover: Tiny Diamonds Bursting... Bright Lights Flashing... Stars Falling Toward Her... Since the Fable Comet streaked across the night skies only once every hundred years, Adrian Sheppard hoped taking pictures of it would start her on a new career. How could she have guessed that the celestial body would tansport her back to the time of its last appearance -- and the one man on earth who needed her most? With three small children and a farm to work, Rome Walker advertised for a wife to help him through spring planting. What he got was a flighty female who couldn't cook, sew, or clean, and to make matters worse, he was falling for her head over heels. As long as Adrian was with Rome, she was in danger of burning down the house or poisoning his kin. But if he sent her away, she would take with her the greatest love of his life... I found this to be a sweet story. Not the best time-travel romance I've read, but it is far from the worst. Rome and Adrian were pleasent characters, although Adrian's constant questioning and thought process could get annoying at times. The end was a bit rushed and I wish it could have been a little different, but it was decent. Still, I thought it was a lovely story with likeable, and one not so likeable, characters.