About the book: 1997 / They were separated not only by space, but also by time. Until she woke up in the body of his wife. Trapped in a marriage in which she lacks passion, thirty-nine-year-old Elaine Metcliffe awakens one morning in another country, another time and another body. At first she assumes that she must be dreaming, but when she wakes up the next morning in the same place, she realizes that something terrible has happened. She is in the body of Morrigan, the wife of Charles Mortimer, Lord Earlcott. Elaine is afraid to talk about her true identity, and because her own husband bullied and abused her, Elaine resists. Where is she? And what happened to her own body in the twentieth century? Elaine can only wonder why the devout young Morrigan remained a virgin during her first year of marriage to Charles. She desperately needs time to find her way back to her own body, but Charles is determined to awaken passion in his young bride. For Charles, the change in Morrigan is nothing short of a miracle. Convinced that he is married to a cold and frigid woman, he is delighted when Morrigan returns his amorous advances.