β Scribed by Elizabeth Andre
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
What if the woman you loved was more than a century away? Dara, a computer programmer from Chicago, is visiting London when she opens a door in an Edwardian house and slips into Edwardian England. Agnes, a beautiful London shop girl, takes in the bewildered 21st century American lesbian, but, as Dara begins to accept that she is stuck in 1908, she also begins to accept that she has feelings for Agnes that go beyond gratitude. And the longer Dara stays, the harder Agnes finds it to hide her growing love for the accidental time traveller from the future. Will they overcome grief and prejudice to acknowledge their true feelings for one another? Or will Dara be snatched back to the 21st century before they can express their love?
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"When? When is this?" Dara asked, gesturing at the room.
"It's June 18th, miss," Agnes said. "You really didn't know?"
Dara closed her eyes. "The year. What year, please?"
"It's 1908, miss," Agnes said.
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