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Historical Romance with Time Travel - Book 2. Available at:http://*** & http://*** & other fine retailers. Janelle Grayson is distraught over a troubling vision. Old Agnes MacKendall has seen her infant daughter, Moria, as a young woman, years in the future, traveling afar to a perilous place, fraught with danger. Janelle and her husband, Richard, are both perplexed about the implications the vision contains. They decide to do all they can to prepare their precious little girl for what likely lies ahead for her. It is a future charged with risk the likes of which, for the unprepared and ordinary person, would spell certain doom. So begins Moria?s Time?the continuing saga of Richard & Janelle Grayson?s family. At six-years old, Moria starts to learn about her heritage. Like her mother, Moria is a MacKendall. The women of the Scots clan have unusual powers including, among many other skills, natural medicine?which Janelle soon discerns as Moria?s special and strongest gift. Richard agrees with Janelle that she should train Moria, focusing on, and nurturing, her rare oyster in preparedness for her future. At fourteen, Moria meets Elizabeth Blackwell, the first female MD in the US/UK. Miss Blackwell befriends and mentors Moria, who guides her through through the turbulent times to achieve her goal of becoming a doctor. Later, while visiting family in England, Moria meets Florence Nightingale ? who will figure significantly in her life in the future. The family meets Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. Miss Nightingale summons Moria to London, where she works at a charity hospital and meets Dr. Simon Hensley. Moria becomes one of the first 38 nurses bound for Scutari, Turkey with Miss Nightingale. Dr. Hensley, in love with Moria, follows, but she?s skittish?about men, relationships, anything and anyone that might distract her from the mighty challenge of a woman daring to achieve a successful career in the male-dominated field of medicine?and, so ? she rebuffs him. At home for a visit, Moria is overjoyed to reconnect with her twin sister, Adelle, and meets her beau, Walter. He and Adelle convince Moria Dr. Hensley isn?t the enemy. Back in Turkey, Moria and Dr. Hensley work things out. Simon and Moria return to London after the war. At Devonwood, the Grayson family estate, Moria?s Grandmother persuades her she can marry Simon and not endanger her future. Simon proposes; Moria accepts. The twins plan a double wedding. After the wedding, Simon and Moria visit medical schools for interviews. Moria is turned away from school after school, simply because she?s woman. Finally, a school in Pennsylvania accepts Moria who graduates at the top of her class. What does the future hold for Moria and Simon who, with their charity hospital and wartime experience, may not be happy in private practice tending to runny noses and strained muscles? Simon wants to settle in London, while Moria, with the Civil War on her mind, wants to return to America.