Into a golden era

Reviewed by:

Beth Swanson, voracious reader

Title:

Into a golden era (Timeless #7)

Author:

Gabrielle Meyer

Publisher:

Baker House

https://bakerbookhouse.com/

Date:

May 5, 2026

Format:

Paperback

Length:

384 pages

Overview:

Time travel dual time zones: 1849 in the California God Rush (very rough times) and the 1919 Golden Age of Hollywood. Ally lives in these two time periods. She is a time-crosser. In San Francisco she is penniless and her father and her little sister are working to pay for their room and board. A dangerous gang member is staying in the same boardinghouse and Ally wants nothing more than to escape. But as a time-crosser she has to use that knowledge to find answers to how history is remaking itself right around her.

But in 1929, the story is totally different and Ally is a starlet but once again her finances are in dire straits. Her family’s studio is destitute, and what they have left has been invested in the production of Little Women. If they fail, all will be lost. Which path will Ally take to save those she loves?

Rating:

4 out of 5

Suggested audience:

Fans of historical fiction as well as time travel in dual zones.

Christian impact:

Author Gabrielle Meyer writes clean historical romantasy (according to Amazon).

Also includes:

-author’s note

-discussion questions

-acknowledgements

-next chapter

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Into a Golden Era (Timeless, #7)


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