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Some brief overview of this book

Soren Freeman isn't crazy, but everybody thinks he is. He was a time traveler early in life, but now he's simply a man who has spent a lot of time in a home for the mentally disabled. That is until a new psychiatrist, Dr. Josephine Lane does something that no one has ever done before.

She believes him. As a result, he takes her on a journey by telling her of the time he sp Soren Freeman isn't crazy, but everybody thinks he is. He was a time traveler early in life, but now he's simply a man who has spent a lot of time in a home for the mentally disabled.

That is until a new psychiatrist, Dr. Josephine Lane does something that no one has ever done before. She believes him. As a result, he takes her on a journey by telling her of the time he spent in Paris in 1810.

He fell in love with a wealthy heiress, but made the greatest mistake of his life by letting her slip through his fingers. Dr. Lane listens to his story with increasing interest, further convinced by the items from the past he willingly provides for her. When she finds out that his grief over this woman has prevented him from time traveling for twenty years, she encourages him to relearn the skill...and to take her along for the ride.

----------------------------- EXCERPT FROM BOOK And as he was soon to find, the most beautiful woman he had ever seen was also in Paris in 1810, so maybe everything had degraded aesthetically over time. He met Lorelai at a ball on his twenty fifth birthday. He never stood up and danced a single time that night.

He watched from his chair as gentleman fell all over each other for a chance to dance with her. But he did not ask. He watched as she humored each and every one of them.

He could tell who her mother was by the pleased look on the old dowager's face. Her daughter was making quite an impression. And as the night wore on, she noticed him too.

She saw the peculiar man who could not take his eyes off her, but would not ask her to dance. She made eye contact with him a number of times, inviting him to request the next dance. But he never did.

He just looked on. She could not help but notice that the man did not carry himself exactly correctly. He was slouched in his chair, and crossed his legs in an unmanly fashion.

In fact, he did not seem to have any of the social graces of his contemporaries. It was as if he were from an entirely different time, but did not care. He cared only to watch her as she danced.

AUTHOR'S NOTE: This is a 26000 word stand-alone story with an HEA, so no cliff-hangers!