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Author: Ellen L. Ekstrom | Website
Ellen L. Ekstrom has been intrigued by all things medieval since seeing Disney’s “Sleeping Beauty” as a five-year old—when it was first run in theaters. Now that she is in her own middle ages, the passion for the Middle Ages hasn’t abated. She is a deacon in the Episcopal Church, Diocese of California, whose ministry concentrates on social justice issues and historical theology. To support her family and frenetic lifestyle, she works as a legal secretary. Once in a while, she sleeps.
Published Works & Book Reviews
Tallis' Third Tune
Alice Martin discovers herself in a quaint English shop. Iconic historical figures appear no sooner than she thinks of them; they come and go, offering advice - unwanted, but always interesting. While there, Alice learns that she can change definitive moments in her history, to correct mistakes made in two important relationships: with her first love, Quinn Radcliffe, a sensitive classical musician destined for the concert halls of the world, and with Donovan Trist, a charming archeologist with New England blue-blood and expensive scotch in his veins. Each has a hold on Alice, and what she is compelled to undertake begins a momentous and sometimes painful journey. Throughout her travels, Alice is linked to love by a melody, the luminous and evocative Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis. As she seeks answers and happiness, Alice knows one thing is for certain - this is not a trip to Wonderland, but deep into her heart and soul.
Reviewer: Sheryl
Review: Feb 8, 2012
Genre(s): Paranormal Romance
I enjoyed this read and thought the premise was original, although it did remind me a little bit of The Time Traveler's Wife.
When Alice has a near-death experience, she finds herself in a small shop and characters throughout history are there to guide her. It was interesting but there were so many different people that it become a little bit overwhelming and hard to keep up with. Although this was a good b