Readers are voracious, and they beg authors to keep writing time travels. As long as there are publishers out there to buy them, I fully intend to keep writing them. As a reader and as an author, I find visiting history from a contemporary point of view the most satisfying of all romance novels. In anticipation of readers' questions, we asked Deb a couple of additional questions. I find my time travels lean more toward fantasy, rather than science fiction.
Fantasy is considered the implausible or impossible by most.
In other words, I prefer to let magic or high woo-woo cause time travel for my characters, rather than anything even remotely scientific. Actually, this corresponds to one of the pet peeves I mentioned in my original text, so fit this in wherever you think best. Historicals that read as if the TT was thrown in strictly for marketing purposes, often have the time traveler accepting their unwilling adventure far too easily. On the other hand, the historical characters sometimes seem too accepting of the traveler's origins, or claim of origin. As for historical accuracy, I think errors are made in general historical fiction, time travel romance, and historical romance.