Past, future, and love all
exist in the door through time.
Modern and independent
seventeen year old Morgan Westbrook thought she had seen all there was to her
home town of Scarlet, Georgia, but one day while walking in the
woods behind her house she discovers a mysterious door masked behind
the trees. After admiring the door’s timeless beauty she walks through
its entrance to venture into more woods, but what she doesn’t
know is that the door is a gateway through time that takes her back to
the year 1863 during the days of the Civil War in Scarlet.
Without knowing that she had
traveled back in time, she stumbles upon Danny Carson, an attractive
young man who is appalled to see that Morgan is wearing skimpy
modern clothes instead of a nineteenth century dress. Although they
find each other completely different than anyone they’ve ever known,
they cannot help but feel drawn to one another. After spending time
in another century, she discovers that she's time traveled back to
the year 1863 and that the door took her there. For months she and
Danny journey back and forth through the door to experience the joys
of traveling to both of their centuries.
When dilemmas of unwanted
marriage, slavery, and war are thrown at them, they must face the
perils that time travel has delivered them in both the future and the past.
I live in Broken Arrow,
Oklahoma and am a 22 year old young woman who probably will never fully
grow up. As a kid I played with Polly Pockets, swam in my swimming
pool practically every day during the summer, and went on vacations
to Disney World with my family (favorite days of my life). I loved
telling stories as a kid by playing with my Polly’s and dressing up like
princesses with my friends. Eventually everything that went on in my
busy imagination I wrote down on paper in the late hours of the
night.
When I was in sixth grade I
moved into a new house with woods directly behind my backyard. I’d walk
about the woods and loved trampling through the creek or getting
lost in the trees. These trips through the woods gave me my
inspiration for my book trilogy Scarlet Woods. My main character in my book is
Morgan who lives in a house where the woods are right behind her
backyard. My love for trees and anything woodsy definitely shows in my
book and I hope I painted a pretty picture in readers’ heads
about what Scarlet Woods looks like.
Welcome to our stop on the
Scarlet Woods Blog Tour. We're handing the reins over to the novel's debut
author,Brooke Passmore. Temporarily of course. Y'all can't get rid of us that
easily.
With the premise of her
protagonist, Morgan, finding a gateway to another time, we thought it would be fun to have
Brooke tell us where she would travel- should the opportunity present itself.
But first, we want to thank
Kristina from Ever and Ever Sight for hosting this tour, and introducing us to
Brooke and her Scarlet Woods world.
And now...Heeeeeere's
Brooke...<clapping commence>
If I had a time machine in my
possession and were able to visit any time period I’d visit…
1) New York in the 1920’s
because that’d be epic to be a flapper in NYC
2) New York in the 1940’s
because I love that time period and I would probably get a job as a typist in
the big city looking for love.
3) Savannah, Georgia in
whatever century, I love that town with its gorgeous trees and its
architecture. Oh gosh I wish I lived there now.
4) London in the 1800’s, I’d
want to visit the world of the lovely Jane Austen in a time where men were
gentlemen to their ladies.
5) Paris in the 1800’s, I
adore Paris and the fashion would be amazing with views of the Eiffel Tower
from my apartment window.
6) Africa in the early 1900’s
in a country controlled by Britain because I think it’d be fun to tour the wild
during this exciting time.
7) New Orleans in the 1800’s,
come on that’d be so much fun. I love the south and I’d embrace this town
during that century (on a side note, go Saints!)
8) Hawaii now or in the
future just as long as I can scuba dive, gah it’d be freaking gorgeous no
matter what century you are in there.
9) Los Angeles during the
1920’s to the 1950’s so I’d be around good ole Hollywood.
10) North Carolina in any
century, thank you for the beautiful places I can day dream about Nicholas
Sparks!
Thanks so much, Brooke.
Excellent choices don'tcha
think?
We're both intrigued and
excited by the idea of time travel and can't wait to read the book ourselves.
Are you a time travel fan-
still on the fence? We hoped we've sparked your interest and you will add Scarlet Woods to your TBR/TRL...
As always, thanks for stopping by, and HAPPY READING!
~Kathryn and Shelley
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