In 1814, the Raven was a highwayman, and he was murdered by one of his closest friends. But he's given another opportunity to put things right and finds himself in 21st- century England, asking the beautiful solicitor Melanie Jones for help.

Melanie is nothing if not practical. Reliable. Conservative. So why is she even considering helping this. . . ghost? No, he's there in the flesh. But there's no denying that this is the infamous Raven, and he's as gorgeous and sexy in person as he is in the painting hanging in the house where she's working. It takes a short trip back in time for Melanie to be convinced that she must help Nathanial Raven right the wrongs that were done during his lifetime. Even if doing so means they will both go back to their separate centuries, and Melanie will lose a man she's starting to care for entirely too much.

Ms. MacKenzie's second novel in her Immortal Warriors trilogy is fast-paced and intriguing. Unlike most time travels, where everyone tries very hard not to change anything that can upset the course of history, Nathanial's whole goal is to save his homestead. Doing so would certainly change history in a way that would affect the present. That's not the only thing different in this time- travel book, and you'll enjoy delving into Ms. MacKenzie's world. Melanie blooms into a woman to be admired and Nathanial has learned much through the centuries. A good read.