Books like There Never Was a Time by Gail Link

In "Dragonfly in Amber," Diana Gabaldon transports readers across time to 18th‑century Scotland and France, following Claire Randall’s return with her daughter Brianna to uncover family secrets tied to the Jacobite uprising.

A tale of a man who annoys the heroine and her husband in a love story set in the 1930s.

Grace St. John, a manuscript scholar, discovers a link to a lost Celtic treasure guarded by the Knights of the Templar. To stop a ruthless killer and protect the secret, she must travel to 14th‑century Scotland and ally with a fierce Templar knight.

When a London girl is kidnapped for a science‑fiction adventure, she is thrown into Time City, a strange realm that exists outside time itself and threatens to alter humanity’s history.

A modern woman travels to 17th‑century Scotland, where she falls in love with Ewen, the Clan Cameron chief, and must choose between her world and the timeless Highlands.

A 16th‑century Scottish laird ventures into enemy territory to bring a famed witch home, only to be captivated by a young woman from a different era.

A New York heiress and art curator is transported back to 17th‑century Scotland, where she embarks on an erotic and romantic journey in a historic setting.

An angel trapped in a human body seeks redemption while a tormented man with prophetic dreams becomes the target of an evil sorceress’s schemes.

A widowed duchess and a reverend reunited to confront an ancient feud threatens their love and the fortunes of Blackcastle estate.

A downed fighter pilot, Carly Callahan, is rescued by an aging pirate as they battle the frozen Atlantic, and a romance blooms across time.

A New Jersey beachcomber discovers a miniature time‑machine in aquamarine glass that whisks her to 30,000 B.C., where a diverse team races to stop an approaching asteroid threatening ancient Earth.

This is a time traveling romance. (But not icky romance! and not Harlequin Romance!)Basic premise: Chloe accidentally time travels back to ancient Egypt and has the body and memories of a Priestess. Her Egyptian body double is not a nice girl and that gets Chloe into some trouble. But she eventually meets a really nice guy, Cheftu. He turns out to be the mage of Pharaoh Hatshepsut and a Lord to boot. The story continues with their lives in ancient Egypt and their encounters with Moses and his people and the exodus. This story ends with Chloe and Cheftu as they work to end their time in Egypt with plans to return to their respective eras. This is part one of four books. On a personal note, I think these books are very well written and have very interesting historical info. They tend to slide off towards the end, but well worth the reading.

A modern woman is inexplicably transported to the nineteenth century where she must contend with a dangerous, ruthless time‑traveler who mistakenly believes she is his doomed, pregnant wife.