Both Sides Of Tine
Out Of Time
Prisoner Of Time
by Caroline B. Cooney

Both Sides Of Time

Annie is a romantic in the wrong century. She should have been born a hundred years ago, where women got to wear long gowns and attended elegant parties. The Stratton mansion is all that is left of that century, and it's going to be torn down. Annie visits the mansion, and in one of the rooms, she falls through Time, and becomes Anna Sophia Lockwood.

Annie falls a hundred years ago, and it's just as wonderful as she thought. She meets the Stratton family and Strat, the son. Strat is exactly what Annie wants, and she finds romance.

But she fell through Time for a purpose. Was it Strat, or something else? Harriett is the girl Strat was supposed to marry. Should she leave and let Harriett have Strat, or should she stay in the world she's dreamed of all of her life? This is a wonderful book. I enjoyed it a lot.

Out Of Time

This is the sequel to Both Sides of Time.

Strat is certain that his beloved Anna Sophia exists. Everyone else knows that, too. But only Strat thinks that Annie traveled through Time to get to him. Nobody believes that, espeacially not his father. His father has Strat locked up for thinking that Annie Lockwood lives a hundred years from his own Time. At an insane asylum, Strat writes to everybody he knows, but he finds out that none of his letters have been mailed. Not even Harriett, his fiancee, has come. He does not know that Harriett has consuption and is in Clear Pond, fighting for her life. Harriett also doesn't know where Strat is, and she's beginning to lose faith.

Walker Walkley, Strat's former best friend, who helped lock him up, is trying to get a share of the Stratton money by marrying Strat's sister, Devonny. Devonny is pretending to like Walk, so that she can save her brother. But she can't. So she does the only thing she can, calls Time to bring back Annie.

Soon Annie is on a boat headed for the Evergreen Asylum. She is going to save the boy she loves. But it's harder than she thinks. Can she save Strat and lose him once again to Harriett? This is another excellent book.

Prisoner Of Time

This is the third of the time books.

Tod Lockwood is selling Stratton Point water. He drinks some, and falls. But the fall is not ordinary, it's through Time.
Devonny's father wants her to marry Hugh-David, an Englishman, and Devonny doesn't care for him. So, running to a meadow, she calls for help, and gets an answer. Tod Lockwood appears for a brief time, telling Devonny to help herself, he didn't need this. So Devonny has to go to the wedding. At the same time, her friend Flossie is getting married to a stone-cutter. It was to be a double marrige. One would mean escape for Flossie, and one would make a prisoner of Devonny.

Then Tod appears. He snatches her into his own time, and tries to help her. Then something happened. Tod Lockwood fell in love.

But Devonny is confused. She was a prisoner of her own Time - was she to be a prisoner of this one, too? Could she learn to solve her own problems? This is an exciting book. It's the last book in the series.


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