Hearts Across Time

Love Transcends Time, Book 1

By: Nellie Steele

Narrated by: Jake Mahler

A Revolutionary War captain. A modern-day doctor. A love that defies the centuries.

When Captain Ben Turner, a loyal soldier in General Washington’s army, is catapulted from the chaos of the Revolutionary War into the year 2025, he finds himself thrust into a world of baffling technology, dizzying speed, and one extraordinary woman. Dr. Abigail Thorne, a confident and compassionate ER doctor, is determined to help Ben navigate this strange new reality—even as their undeniable connection challenges everything she believes about time, love, and fate.

As Ben and Abigail’s bond deepens, so does the weight of the impossible choice before them. Can their love survive the barriers of time? Or will Ben’s duty to the past force him to leave the one woman who has captured his heart forever?

If you love heartwarming time-travel romance with endearing characters, emotional twists, and a touch of humor, Hearts Across Time will sweep you off your feet. Start listening today and discover a love story that transcends time.

©2025 Melissa Marie Sovak (P)2025 A Novel Idea Publishing, LLC

You have to listen to the full book

This book seems like it might be boring but if you keep up and finish it is REALLY VERY GOOD. I’m starting the next book. You just have to give it a chance. 🥰🤩🥳

love time travel!

I loved the story and characters.
the narration wasn't the greatest.
you can't tell who is speaking. the voices sound the same except the irish one.
love Ben. also how they address the problems with smart phones.

You couldn’t tell one character from another.

The story was ok. Narrator was reading it, not performing it. All the voices sounded the same except the Irish ones. You couldn’t tell the person speaking was male or female or anyone until they said a name.

Super slow

I really wanted to like this book but I DNF. It’s just too slow for me. The FMC had a lot of potential but I’m halfway through and she hasn’t shown any growth. She’s very wishy washy. The MMC is painfully naive. Some aspects of that were cute but it got old real quick. My OCD screamed at me to complete this read but I’m throwing in the towel. This one wasn’t for me.