Three time-travel romances published at the beginning of the millennium. Winter's Bride by Sandra Davidson Romance author Sheena Davis seems to have stepped into one of her own novels when she hurls headlong into the seventeenth century -- and the strong, protective arms of a handsome colonist. She's content to stay in the past and marry Michael Winters...until she discovers the shocking secret of his mysterious locked room. A Cold Day in Paradise by Kathryn Hockett On the hundredth anniversary of a dashing outlaw's execution, newswoman Christina Phillips is preparing a documentary about him. Little does she know that she's about to find herself in 1899, where she'll meet -- and fall in love with -- Lance Meredith himself. But can she save him from the hangman's noose? Winter Song by Lisa Plumley When take-charge career woman Jolie Alexander suddenly finds herself back in the Wild West, she promptly gets busy saving tiny Avalanche, Arizona from its grim future as a ghost-town. Her efforts capture the attention -- and heart -- of saloon keeper Cole Morgan. He's a marrying man in search of an old-fashioned wife, and Jolie hardly fits the bill...or at least that's what she thinks.