All She Wanted Was to Return to the Future - Aimee's Locket - Time Travel Romance

What would you do if one day you were swept through a portal and ended up somewhere in the past? Would you try anything possible to return home?  I know I would.

Aimee is a modern young woman who's one sole passion is collecting antique lockets and that's how the adventure started. One minute she was in modern day Seattle and the next in 1847 St. Louis, alone, scared and without the means to survive.

What is she to do? She wants nothing more than to go home and the only way to get to Seattle, even in 1847, is by wagon train. She has no money, lone women are not usually allowed to travel so what is her recourse? Marry the wagon scout of course.  Jake Marshal is her ticket home!  Find out what happens!

Book video:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-Sw3wnMyXM&t=42s

Buy Link:  https://www.amazon.com/Aimees-Locket-P-L-Parker-ebook/dp/B002TG4NJC/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=

Now in audiobook form as well, narrated by the awesome Dawson McBride:  https://www.amazon.com/Aimees-Locket-dp-B07FTV2P7X/dp/B07FTV2P7X/ref=mt_audio_download?_encoding=UTF8&me=&qid=

A Weird Thing Happened on the Way to.....

Have you ever written a story, used what you thought were imaginary scenarios only to find facts later on to validate your creation?  I have and let me tell you, it can be somewhat unnerving and downright spooky.

As an example, while I was writing Aimee's Locket, of course I researched the Oregon Trail but I also used my own imagination in creating my characters and situations.  One that really sticks in my mind was the character, Charlie Tuttle, who was a young boy on the wagon train.  I had already written Charlie solidly into the story when I again did some research on the subject and came across a trip manifest for a wagon train at almost the same time as I based my story, and one of the travelers was Charles Tuttle! I had chills running up my spine on that one.

I love the research part and find it immensely satisfying to find facts to validate or give substance to my story.  But then there are those moments when I truly wonder if someone or something tapped me on the shoulder.

If you like wagon trains, cowboys and Indians, you might enjoy Aimee's Locket - a time travel romance.  On August 2, Aimee's Locket goes on sale for 99 cents.

Here's the trailer:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtEyO0r6P0c