Amazon.com description: Product Description: Savior in Time: This is book THREE of a time travel series. RECOMMENDED READING ORDER: TEAR IN TIME (book 1): After a traumatic loss on the operating table, Dr. David Warner enters an elevator and descends into the American Civil War (1862). That one death changes the world forever. PRISONER IN TIME (book 2): Dr. Warner must travel back in time once again, this time to save a patient and his troubled brother. SAVIOR IN TIME (book 3): Dr. Warner is sent back to the past, this time to ancient Rome. He learns of a destiny that even he could never have imagined. Synopsis - Savior in Time: While attending a medical conference in Germany, Dr. David Warner travels back in time to the year 9 A.D. He’s immediately thrust into the infamous Roman battle of Teutoburg Forest where he must fight to save himself from the savageries of war. Barely escaping with his life, he now realizes he’s trapped in the past… or is he? David learns of a startling secret about time travel that now sets him up for a journey he could never imagine its conclusion. Befriended by a Roman soldier, Marcus Naevius, the two set out on a mission to send David home. But the world they live in is fraught with dangers: ugly and violent. In the midst of battle, the two become separated in time and David must now face his desperate challenges alone… until he meets Junia. David falls hopelessly in love. Their passion forces him to reconsider his return to the future, but destiny and fate have other designs. Their love produces a chance encounter with an infamous stranger that hurls David headlong into doom. Bound by honor and decency, he fights to save the man’s life and in the process, becomes drawn into the terrifying world of Roman law where horrific beatings and public executions are the order of the day. Only too late does he learn that his involvement sets off a domino effect where the conclusion is nothing short of shocking. Although the facts may seem clear, you the reader, must determine whether David’s life serves a greater purpose…