My Time-Traveling Girlfriend

by Charlie Clare

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Reggie works in a bookstore. In a time when women get little respect, her boss is A-OK. One of their best sources of books is Janet, a woman Reggie finds intriguing. But the books Janet sells are always of suspiciously high quality for their age. Reggie might find Janet attractive, but she doesn't want to see her boss scammed. She's got to talk to Janet and find out what's going on.

Janet is game. She's game for some other things, too. Is falling into bed a bad idea? Sure. But in a world where women like Reggie and Janet have to hide at the edges of society, they take their connection where they can.

Janet finally shares her story: she can travel in time. Her ability brings challenges and opportunities. Against her better judgment, Reggie finds herself falling for this complicated, beautiful woman. If she can be brave enough, she might just have finally met the girl who won't break her heart. If she survives.

Genre: time travel, lesbian romance
Heat level: sweet
28,000 words

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Published: August 4, 2024
Genres:

Historical, Historical - 20th Century, Historical - America, Sci Fi, Sci Fi - Time Travel

Pairings: F-F
Heat Level: 2
Romantic Content: 4
Ending: Click here to reveal
Character Identities: Lesbian
Word Count: 28000
Languages Available: English

About the Author

Charlie Clare loves rainy days, tarragon in spaghetti sauce, the color yellow, and happy endings. She also likes quilts, cats, strawberries, guinea pigs, and big mugs of coffee or cocoa.

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