The Tides of Time: A Storm Tide Romance

In 1793, a storm propels Lili forward through time, kindling a love that transcends the ages.

Fleeing the clutches of Robespierre's revolutionary Tribunal in France, Lili Minet makes a desperate escape on a ship headed to England, but her dangerous flight takes an unexpected turn when a violent storm catapults her off the ship and eighty years into the future, leaving her stranded in the unfamiliar world of 1873 England.

When lighthouse keeper Armitage Pierce rescues a woman from the tumultuous sea, he does not anticipate her silent, cold response to his gallant efforts. Though he is wary of this woman and her odd behaviors, he finds she is just as wary of him. And he can sense that she is not telling him something of great import to her. Only Armitage's grandfather, a man seasoned by the mysteries of the sea, can seem to penetrate Lili's defenses to offer her support. But as Lili heals from the physical and emotional wounds of her ordeal and Armitage continues to offer light and safety to her, a tender friendship blossoms between the two.

Yet the shadow of danger looms as the threat that chased Lili from France all those years ago reemerges in her new present. Together Lili and Armitage must navigate the challenges of a romance that grows to defy the boundaries of time and the perils that reach across the decades to ensnare Lili. As the storm clouds gather, Lili and Armitage face the ultimate test--discovering whether their bond is strong enough to rewrite the pages of history itself to save them and their love.

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Published Mar 4, 2025

368 pages

Average rating: 8.33

3 RATINGS

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watereed
Jan 07, 2026
7/10 stars
First, fair warning, I only listened to the audiobook AND I have ADHD so there were points that I zoned out and forgot what was going on. So if I state something as fact when it’s not, meaning I missed it, that’s my fault. This book was a bit too slow for me and it felt like things happening. Despite it being a romance book, the romance felt a little forced. I wasn’t really sold on Lili and Armitage’s relationship until I was close to the end. I will say that that end was quite interesting. That part alone made up for the rest of the book. Even though I love a good romance, there’s just something about these types of books set in that time period that make me not super interested. All in all, it is a good book. Definitely far from terrible! I’d give it a read if you like books similar to Pride and Prejudice. It’s still a creative and interesting concept on time travel.

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