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Love, Napoleon (History with Benefits Book 1)
 
Love, Napoleon (History with Benefits Book 1)Juliet BellroseEbookHistory was never meant to be touched. For historian Dr. Catherine Mercer, the objects entrusted to her museum are more than artifacts. They are fragments of lives long gone—letters written in moments of passion, possessions carried through war, keepsakes held by people whose names now belong to history. Catherine has spent her career preserving the past, but sometimes professional curiosity gives way to something far more personal. And some objects remember the people who once touched them. When Catherine crosses the invisible boundary between studying an artifact and becoming intimately connected to it, something impossible happens. The past reaches back. Men separated from the modern world by centuries are suddenly pulled from their own time and deposited in the twenty-first century, alive, bewildered, and very much the men they were before history turned them into legends. Kings, soldiers, revolutionaries, artists, explorers, and other infamous figures must confront a world that already knows how their stories end. It begins with a collection of private letters exchanged between Napoleon Bonaparte and Joséphine de Beauharnais. Catherine expects nothing more dangerous than the thrill of taking history home with her. Instead, she brings home Napoleon.
Hats Off, Lincoln (History with Benefits Book 2)
 
Hats Off, Lincoln (History with Benefits Book 2)Juliet BellroseEbookDr. Catherine Mercer knows better than to take museum artifacts home. She does it anyway. When Abraham Lincoln’s stovepipe hat somehow pulls its very confused—and very alive—owner out of 1860 and drops him into Catherine’s twenty-first-century life, she expects a historical crisis. She does not expect Abraham Lincoln to be tall, ripped, wickedly funny, frustratingly intelligent, and dangerously attractive. Now Lincoln has to navigate modern America, confront the complicated legacy history has made of him, and discover everything from smartphones and internet memes to the distinctly American phenomenon of men driving enormous pickup trucks to compensate for...other shortcomings. Which raises an obvious question about that unusually tall hat. Catherine insists there is no correlation. Lincoln would very much like the record to reflect that. But beneath the culture shock, filthy jokes, and increasingly impossible-to-ignore chemistry is a problem neither of them can escape: Abraham Lincoln belongs to history. And Catherine knows exactly what history has waiting for him. A flirty, funny, time-travel romance about the difference between loving a legend and falling hopelessly for the man underneath the hat. Hats Off, Lincoln Book Two of the History with Benefits series by Juliet Bellrose