Heart of Fire Time of Ice

She's an emotional wreck. He's lost everything that matters. Will surviving glaciers and tribal conflict open them up to love?

Kathleen Whitby can't trust easily. Scarred from a traumatic childhood, the particle physicist has poured her soul into a ground-breaking time-manipulation discovery. But when a coworker murders her mentor and tries to steal her formula, the terrified scientist triggers her research and gets flung back to the Ice Age.

Cadeyrin roams the snow-covered Pleistocene terrain waiting for death. Grieving the loss of his mate and his father, the Clovis-culture hunter has no home with his tribe massacred. But after he rescues an oddly dressed stranger from a saber-toothed tiger, he's surprised by his reawakening feelings for the frightened woman.

Though Kathleen is wary of her muscle-bound protector, she accepts his help despite believing she's not worthy. And as Cadeyrin battles beasts and the unforgiving land in search of sanctuary, he fears the fragile new hope he's found in her won't remain for long.

Can the troubled couple unfreeze their spirits to keep their future?

Heart of Fire Time of Ice is the dramatic first book in the Love through Time science fiction time travel romance series. If you like well-drawn characters, fascinating science, and rugged settings, then you'll adore E. S. Martell's journey into the wilderness.

Buy Heart of Fire Time of Ice to melt into passion today!

Eric S. Martell has a doctorate in experimental Psychology. He says that the primary benefit of his graduate degrees was that he learned to learn. The author of several books and a student of the spiritual, he holds a black-belt in Tae Kwon Do, has studied Combat Hapkido, is a licensed Heart Math(TM) provider and has been trained as a Quantum Energy Healer and medical intuitive. He is a scuba diver and holds a private pilot's license. He has worked in domestic oil production, computer consulting, teaching, and real estate sales. He is a fan of the outdoors and enjoys hiking, and both hunting and fishing. Eric also plays the electric guitar. His taste in music runs from Country through Reggae and Rock to Jazz and New Age. He has worked in real estate sales for the past 25+ years. He is a member of the RE/MAX Hall of Fame and holds the RE/MAX Lifetime Achievement Award. He says that helping over 1,000 families with their real estate needs has taught him more about human motivation than his formal academic studies.