As a Traveler, Castor can bend time and alter deadly outcomes. What he can’t do is risk his heart again. After losing nearly everyone he’s ever loved, he’s learned some things are better left in the past and that being alone is much safer.
Josie has her own reasons for keeping Castor at arm’s length. He’s outrageous, unpredictable, and entirely too tempting for a woman who knows better than to fall for a man with one foot out the door.
But when the Goddess sends them into a hidden realm to retrieve an imprisoned Oracle, the mission uncovers a conspiracy deeper than either of them imagined. Someone has been manipulating the Stephens family for years, and the Sisters of Fate are determined to bury the truth. And Josie right along with it.
Getting in will be dangerous. Getting out may cost them more than either is prepared to lose.
📚 Perfect for fans of Darynda Jones, Ilona Andrews, K.F. Breene, and Deborah Harkness
The Traveler is a paranormal romance featuring a time-traveling warlock, a fiercely independent witch, reluctant allies, found family, dangerous secrets, and a high-stakes mission into a hidden magical realm.
T.M. Cromer is a multi-award-winning sorceress of the written word and fearless architect of high-stakes paranormal romance. With a flair for twisty plots, slow burns, and swaggering heroes hot enough to scorch the page, she conjures stories that hook readers from page one. From her cozy PNW lair, flanked by two Hellhounds and an unholy amount of caffeine ambition, she weaves love, danger, and humor into every page. Whether it’s witches, sirens, or magical assassins, her characters never behave, and you’ll love them for it.
When she’s not dreaming up new ways to ruin her characters’ lives before crafting their HEA, she’s daydreaming about swimming with orcas or cackling over a particularly clever line of dialogue. Come for the magic, stay for the heartbreak, and maybe fall a little too hard for a man who only exists on the page.
T.M.’s stories are 100% certified organic, author-created content. No artificial intelligence was used in the writing of her books.