Both Sides of Time

Both Sides of Time
Both Sides of Time  
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Author(s) Caroline B. Cooney
Country United States
Language English
Series Time Travelers Quartet
Genre(s) Romance novel
Publisher Delacorte Books for Young Readers
Publication date October 9, 2001
Media type Print (Paperback)
Pages 36 pp
ISBN 978-0385729482
OCLC Number 49854959
Followed by Out of Time

Both Sides of Time (1995) is the first of a series of four young adult time-travel romance books by Caroline B. Cooney. This series is also known as the Time Travelers Quartet.

Plot introduction

Annie Lockwood, a young woman who is interested in the Victorian era, contemplates whether or not she is in the right relationship with her current boyfriend, Sean. When she enters the amazing Stratton Mansion she is wrenched from her time (approximately 1995) back 100 years into the past. In this past, she meets the inhabitants of the house, including a young man named Strat. Murders happen in the house, and Annie soon falls in love with Strat, and she ends up going back and forth between the two time periods, but where will she end up? And with whom?

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