Sarah Jenkins, newly wealthy thanks to a fortunate lottery win, loves to garden, and she loves John Hall, the handsome leading actor in her favorite historical romance movie.
Growing up as a lonely teenage girl who couldn't get a date because of her owl-like thick glasses, she fixed the problem by getting surgery, but nothing could change the memories of being teased about her glasses.
London barrister Richard Story doesn't know it yet, but his resemblance to John Hall is either coincidence or the fate that drops Sarah into his arms in his garden in England's Regency era.
Sarah, lost in the past, wants nothing more than to return home. She held a specific rose in her hand before she traveled to the past, but fall has arrived, blooming season is over, and she can't find a rose to re-create the catalyst for her travel. Relegated as a servant on Richard's estate, she must find the last rose to go home.
Richard struggles to help Sarah but doesn't understand her obsession with roses, nor does he understand that he is the reason she has traveled back in time. There is no chance that Sarah's rose will bloom before the following spring, and Richard is not at all unhappy about that idea. Or is there?
"Sarah's Rose" is Book One in "The Last Rose" series of time travel romances. "The Last Rose" romances are romantic but not sensual, what the industry calls "sweet."
