This is a love story whose alternate future reaches into Deep Time. Dr. Oz has loved Karen from the very first day that he saw her, but he is her doctor. It would be unethical for him to tell her that he loves her. But then, suddenly her father passed away, and she had to move. He went all that way to save her from facing her father’s funeral all alone, but somehow, still couldn’t say, “I love you.”

His best efforts to return and change his life by telling her that he loved her turn into a total disaster when the local doctor drugged him and tried to turn him over to the NSA, claiming that he was an alien. It’s all up to Karen to save him this time. Thus begins an epic legal battle over what had been done to Dr. Oz because he is Native American. All the Southwestern Tribes sent people to support him for the trial.

But Dr. Oz was the very best at what he did. His passion was to help women who were unable to conceive. He changed their lives so they could have all children they wanted. So it was that Asha, a Ute woman, found him. She was on a vision quest. Dr. Oz was her only hope to ever have a family of her own. But his heart was as big as his incredible intellect. So it was that he took Asha into his heart. Her treatment became his special project.

In his quest to help the women of Asha’s Ute community, Dr. Oz built a mobile medical treatment RV to take his medical science to Sun Dance, a sacred Ute celebration. But the forces that hunted him the first time would not be so easily dismissed. They were still out there and would just as surely kill him if they could.

But Dr. Oz, Karen, and Asha’s love was in Deep Time. In Deep Time, true love endures.

If you enjoyed books like The Time Traveler's Wife and The Notebook, then you won't be able to put Deep Time down. With tender and passionate love scenes, this book will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end.