Passage To Romance is a delightful romp in the eyes of a woman named Sheridan Forbes. The novel may well be an excellent line from the book: "like a Thomas Kinkaid picture". Immediately, the reader finds a unique "passage" to the past. That is . . .
1763 on a Pirate Ship bound for London. Denise Sinn delivers a cast of characters like strawberries ripe for the picking. First, the Pirate Black Hawk, then the lover she finally falls for--Lord Jarred Winston, are loveable characters. Lord Jarred is thirty years old, an eventually perfect age for Sheridan Forbes.

Sheridan Forbes,was a nurse, now an editor of a mag in Seagull, Maine. She begins her journey from the modern day into the eighteenth century as her world is shattered.

Sinn looks at characters in a positive romantic way. Take for instance the villainess Zelda, through most of the book, Sheridan Forbes has not succumbed to the evil in her.

This novel puts me in mind of a dreamy fog night in
London, a place that I myself have visited. Denise
Sinn takes us through a delightful love affair. The
time-scheme too, is well-placed with suspense.
I liked the length of chapters and the twist of fate
at the end.

I liked the way Denise Sinn's sense of humor capitivates you along with the colorful characters, especially the main one, Sheridan Forbes.

I couldn't put it down. It might have been a bit short, although, I think it was made to be the length it is.

Pass it around. A good book like this is like eating whipped cream on an ice cream sundae.

I felt relaxed reading Passage To Romance. It was easy reading, just great.

I love the author of this book. I hope Denise Sinn continues to put out more books.

I liked the content, the characters, the setting, the time-scheme. She deserves a larger audience.

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