Moon Stone Princess — A Time Travel Romance Short Story: Twenty-Seven Minutes, #5

By Kathryn Kaleigh

A circle of stones where time is fluid.

 

Edward Mitchell would prefer to leave well enough alone. But he has enough magic running through his blood to question things that do not add up. Would a mere mortal turn his life upside down?

 

Twenty-seven minutes.

 

Just twenty-seven fluid minutes. Then no turning back.

 

A heartwarming original short story of love that defies the boundaries of time.

• Language: English
• Publisher: KST Publishing
• Release date: May 4, 2021
• ISBN: 9798201664275

Kathryn Kaleigh

Kathryn Kaleigh is a bestselling romance novel and short story writer. Her writing spans from the past to the present from historical time travel fantasy novels to sweet contemporary romances. From her imaginative meet-cutes to her happily-ever-afters, her writing keeps readers coming back for more.

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Contents

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

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Chapter 1

W ill you get me some coffee? Edward Mitchell dragged off his reading glasses and smiled up at Macy.

Macy was still in high school, a senior, but she ran this shop like a pro. Maybe even better since she was young and full of energy.

Sure, she said, bouncing off toward the kitchen to get him a cup of coffee.

Edward used the time to straighten the stacks of papers spread across the little square table over next to the far wall of the Mercantile Time where he sat.

The Mercantile Time was one of the oddest stores Edward had been in.

It had a little section used as an ice cream parlor. That part was new.

It had an aisle filled with cinnamon candy and candles. Another aisle with books.

And a little display in front with touristy t-shirts.

It was mostly odd because the town wasn’t a tourist town at all.

As a result, the shop rarely had any business.

Maybe the occasional tourist would drive through and stop in or one of the locals would come in looking for a gift for a birthday or a wedding or some such.

The Cuckoo clock behind him