In This Moment by Gabrielle Meyer is the most anticipated sequel to When The Day Comes, my favorite book of all from last year. in this Moment follows Margaret "Maggie" through her 3 lives. She lives in Washington DC in all 3 lives just at different times. Everyday she wakes up in a different time period, 1861, 1941 and 2001.

Maggie has different careers in all 3 times and has potential suitors in all 3 times also. At the age of 21 Maggie will have to choose which life she wants to live in, sacrificing her other 2 lives. I loved this book and eagerly read far past my bedtime to find out who/when Maggie would choose. the lives were very interesting and each had it's own appeal. I loved the settings and all of the characters were very life like.

I do recommend reading When The Day Comes before reading In This Moment. I was absolutely thrilled to hear that there will be a third book. So brew up a pot of tea, throw supper in the crockpot and settle in for a fabulous read.

I was given a copy of this book by the publisher with no expectations. All thoughts are my own.

I have pre-ordered a paperback copy to add to my keeper shelf!

I received a free e-arc of this book through Netgalley. I have read the prior book in this series and I enjoyed it, but this one was even better! With more time traveling and more adventures to go on, it was really hard for me to put down. I'm looking forward to the next one!

I kept this book to read when I had a few days off and could devote the time to binge-read this! Goodness, I'm so glad I did. I could not put it down. Following THREE amazing timelines was riveting and had me shedding some tears along the way as decisions needed to be made and tragedy struck. What an extraordinary woman Maggie is, in each of her paths, and I kept thinking, "What would I do if that were my choice?" Finally, I was rooting for the hero I hoped she'd choose. Goodness, with each twist and turn I couldn't read fast enough to discover what would happen next. Seeing the three time periods in history juxtaposed in the story like this was fascinating and Meyer does it brilliantly. I absolutely cannot wait for book three, but while we wait, go ahead and pre-order this one. If you haven't read book 1 in the series! Both come highly recommended. And not just by me.


I received an advanced reader copy from the publisher through NetGalley. My opinion is my own.

Just like the first book in this series, the premise for this novel is fresh and absolutely riveting.

In this book, Maggie is a highly driven and motivated character. She knows what she wants from life — to help heal others, working as a nurse or doctor in her various lives. Because she knows she will ultimately give up two time periods, she’s desperate to gain all the knowledge and life skills she can. This is especially apparent in Maggie’s 2001 life where she’s already a third-year resident doctor — the youngest ever. At first, this feels extremely far-fetched… Until you realize that despite the fact Maggie looks twenty years old in 2001, she’s cumulatively lived over 60 years!

Little details like this make the story a lot of fun. They also emphasize the fact that Meyers thought through the time travel rules really well. Any time I had a question as a reader, Meyers addressed it soon after.

There are also some subtle links between time periods — for example, Maggie has a familial connection to the President in each era and visits the White House in all three lives. So yes, you have to suspend some disbelief (it is a novel about time travel after all!) but it was thoroughly enjoyable to let myself be swept away for the ride. Each time period also felt well-researched and fully distinct, with memorable characters and plot points in each.

One of the main driving aspects of this novel is which time period Maggie will ultimately choose to live in for the rest of her life. (I guessed wrong!) At the very start of the book, Maggie meets a different man in each of her lives and finds herself drawn to all of them. The romance throughout is clean and sweet, and it was fun to try and figure out which mand and time period Maggie would pick. My one critique with this, however, is that throughout the novel, Maggie spends a lot of time trying to figure out how to pick the life she wanted to live. She wrestles with who she really is and how she can best live out her calling as a healer. In the end, it felt like it mostly came down to which man she wanted to be with. This wasn’t quite the strong reasoning that I felt had been building throughout the novel.

While the ending wasn’t the jaw-dropping experience I had in the first book, In This Moment contained its fair share of the unexpected! I flew through this novel in a day and am already excitedly awaiting news of the third installment in this brilliant series.

Engaging and unforgettable, this is one series this is quickly becoming an all-time favorite.

4.5 stars

An incredible follow up to a fantastic book (When The Day Comes), and I loved this one even more than the first, I think! The writing was vivid and emotional, and I just adored it.

Things I loved:

-the history! This time our heroine travels between 3 pivotal time periods, 1861, 1941, and 2001. All on the brink of war.
-the romance! I don’t want to say too much about this but I was so happy with how it turned out. I melted inside whenever my OTP had scenes together.
-the way she weaves the story together is magical, and I truly didn’t know which timeline she would choose for most of the book!
-our heroine is in the medical field and it was interesting to see how her hands were tied in her two older time periods because of her gender, and the lack of general medical knowledge in the time.


What to expect:
-wartime and surgery scenarios, not graphic
-🔥:kisses
-loss of a loved one

4.5 stars for In This Moment. I was torn between Maggie’s 3 paths and didn’t know how she would decide! In This Moment made me smile and cry. I will definitely be recommending this book to anyone who will listen to me talk about books! The only reason I didn’t give 5 stars was I felt she made her choice of paths based on a man. She found she didn’t love one of the men, so she couldn’t choose that path. Otherwise I truly enjoyed the book and can’t wait for the next one!!

In This Moment
Book #2 in the Timeless series
by Gabrielle Meyer
Pub Date 02 May 2023
Bethany House, Bethany House Publishers
Christian | Historical Fiction | Romance


I am reviewing a copy of In This Moment through Bethany House Publishers and Netgalley:


I must say the second book in this series did not disappoint.


Maggie inherited her gift of time crossing from her parents and that allows her to live three different lives in 1861, 1941 and 200. Every night she goes to sleep in one time period and wakes up in another. But when she turns twenty one she will have to forfeit two of those lives.


In her 1861 life Maggie is the daughter of a senator at the outbreak of the Civil War, navigating a capital full of Southern spies and wounded soldiers. In 1941, she is a navy nurse, grappling with her knowledge of the future when she joins a hospital ship going to Pearl Harbor. And in 2001, she's a brilliant young medical student, fulfilling her dream of becoming a surgeon.


Although Maggie has sworn off romance until she makes her final choice, an intriguing man tugs at her heart in each era, only complicating the impossible decision she must make, which looms ever closer. With so much on the line, how can Maggie choose just one life to keep and the rest to lose?



Once again Gabrielle Meyers captivates us with another brilliant time-slip novel!


Five out of five stars!


Happy Reading!

This book was an incredible continuation of book one! I thoroughly enjoyed it just as much as I did the first time. Gabrielle’s writing is always sure to keep me engaged and fascinated

I really love this series! What a mind-bending concept, a triple timeline. I can’t wait for more from this author.

I requested this book on NetGalley because I thought the premise was really interesting - a young woman, Maggie, who is a time traveler between three different time periods (1861, 1941, and 2001) or paths, as she called them, and must choose the one path where she wishes to continue to live on her 21st birthday- and I was not disappointed. Maggie would go to sleep in one historical time period and then wake up the next morning in the next historical time period, and then wake in the third time period after that one the next night, and then begin all over again on the fourth night. A born healer, she lived in 1861 as the pampered daughter of a Senator who connects with Clara Barton to help her with the care of soldiers during the Civil War, is a military nurse in WWII in 1941, and is a medical student in 2001. No spoilers but this is definitely worth reading. I also realized this is book 2 in Gabrielle Meyer's Timeless series so I do plan to read book 1 eventually. My only complaint is the story really pushes religion with the characters contstantly talking about God but then I realized that it is listed as "Christian Fiction."

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for an ARC of this novel in exchange for an honest review.

What extensive research, historical events, historical people, and wonderful storytelling went into this book with three timelines!! I could not put it down. The connection to book one was wonderful. In This Moment by Author Gabrielle Meyer kept me guessing and turning pages far too late in the night. What a lovely and thoroughly captivating story! This journey through history, journey of faith, learning to trust God in all circumstances, and ultimately determining where Margaret/Maggie/Meg belongs, was fascinating. She learns to live fully in each moment she's been given.

I loved following Margaret, Maggie, and Meg through 1861, 1941, and 2001 in her paths, during three pivotal times in American history. Each timeline is well developed and there are characters in each timeline who are close to her heart. She certainly loves people in each timeline, and healing is the next most important thing, so she has to ask herself where she can do the most good? What an agonizing choice she will have to make. Several moments were so touching they brought tears to my eyes.

"Life is a gift and an adventure. We should never let fear hold us back from doing the things God has called us to do. The risk isn't always in going, sometimes the risk is in staying and missing out on the journey."

“I’m so used to uncovering selfishness and betrayal. I almost don’t know what to do with sacrifice and hope.”

"God in His infinite grace, was allowing me to choose, and there was no right or wrong decision to make. He was telling me to follow my heart and He would still be with me."

I highly recommend In This Moment to lovers of historical fiction and multiple timelines!
Thank you to the publisher and Net Galley for allowing me to read an early copy. All opinions are my own.

Thank you so much NetGalley and Bethany House for an advance read in exchange for this review.

Maggie inherited a gift from her time crossing parents and will soon have to choose if she wants to live in 1861, 1941, and 2001. When she decides, her other two selves will leave those eras. There are possible romances in each era that make it difficult to choose.

I really liked this story and thought her time crossing abilities were fascinating. I don't think I would have selected the one that she did. I appreciated the author's efforts to write a lot of historical content. I'm looking forward to the series continuing!

My one criticism would be that slavery is barely mentioned in the 1861 era. For something so central to the Civil War, it was surprising that the word slave is not in the book at all, and slavery is only there once.

I fell in love with Gabrielle Meyer's writing style in When the Day Comes, and have been waiting for this book a long time...and it did not disappoint! In this story, we have three timelines, but she weaves them together so seamlessly...she makes writing a multifaceted novel look easy. The three timelines share similarities, which helps to neatly tie them and our protagonist together, and there are many surprising twists and turns, particularly in the romance department, but you won't guess which timeline our protagonist chooses until the very end. Eagerly awaiting the next one in the series!

In This Moment
By Gabrielle Meyer
Pub Date: May 2
Bethany House
Historical Fiction, Time Travel
Thanks to the author, publisher and NetGalley for the ARC of this book in exchange for my honest opinion.
I loved the first book in this series and this one was great as well. Maggie has inherited time travel from each of her parents and finds herself living in 1861: 1941, 2001.
She has to decide where to stay in this book., since she will turn 21.
A compelling read which kept my attention. Told solely from Maggie’s POV.
Wonderful characters and depth. I highly recommend it for readers who enjoy Christian fiction.
4 stars

Wow! In This Moment is another brilliantly executed time-crossing novel by Gabrielle Meyer. Her storytelling genius really shines through with three equally captivating timelines that transition beautifully! The historical detail is amazing in all three Washington D.C. settings—1861, 1941, and 2001. Well-crafted, compelling characters touched my heart and stirred my emotions. The real historical characters mesh perfectly with the fictional ones. I love the first person narrative. Having the story told from Maggie’s point of view helps you connect more deeply with her feelings and struggles. I especially appreciate the strong faith thread imparting valuable, relevant life lessons. This fascinating, unputdownable read is definitely headed for my Best Reads Ever list! I look forward to the next book in the Timeless series which I know will be as wonderful as the first two! I think fans of romantic historical fiction and time-crossing stories will love this book as much as I did, and I highly recommend it!
I received a copy of this book from the publisher via NetGalley with no obligation to write a positive review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

I thoroughly enjoyed When the Time Comes and was greatly anticipating the next in the series ‘In This Moment’ when I learned that there would be three timelines, I was wondering how this would all work out with Meg time crossing. It was orchestrated beautifully by Gabrielle. I love history so it was lovely to read timelines that I had not lived and one that I did live through and see how she adapts to each everytime she crossed time. Gabrielle’s research is well done and thorough as she even travels to do book research, per following her on social media.

In the previous book you could clearly see what timeline she would prefer to stay in. In this book, she ended up needing to rely on the Lord to guide her. When I read these books I honestly take on how she is feeling and how much she loves each of her parents/families and how it is a difficult decision to make. It’s a clear reminder that sometimes we have no choice but to fully rely (and should) on God to guide us in life’s most difficult decisions. I can not wait for the next book. I was provided a copy of this book for my honest review. These opinions are solely my own.

I adored the first book in this time travel series, and In This Moment did not disappoint. Maggie has inherited time travel from each of her parents and finds herself living three lives: 1861, 1941, and 2001. Each is a year marked by war, and each is filled with people she loves. But she knows on her 21st birthday, she has to decide where she will stay. It could be jarring to travel back and forth between three time periods, but because the story is told solely from Maggie's POV, I felt incredibly connected to her journey. I cared as she navigated the journeys and experienced challenges in each life. A compelling read with wonderful characters and depth. Highly recommend.

In This Moment by Gabrielle Meyer is the second book in the Timeless series, but I think it works really well as a standalone. I loved the first book, When the Day Comes, so I’d say read the entire series because you won’t regret it, but if you really want to, this can work as a standalone.

This time, we have three different timelines instead of two, due to the unique nature of Maggie’s parents, who are both time travelers. I applaud the author for accomplishing such a feat, complete with different characters and family members in each time line, and keep them all interesting and distinct. It seems like a herculean feat to pull this off, so I wanted to start with compliments. And continue with compliments, as I absolutely loved this book and to no one’s surprise rate it 5 stars.

But first, we have Maggie/Meg/Margaret, from now on referred to as Maggie for convenience sake, who has a time line in 1861, 1941 and 2001. She lives one day in one age, and wakes up in the next time. By her 21st birthday, she has to choose a path by staying up late in the preferred timeline, from then on she only has one timeline to live in. For Maggie, this is quite the impossible choice, in every life she stands to loose something. In 1861 it’s her beloved Papa and a Civil War that’s at an outbreak where she feels she can make a difference with her healing skills. In 1941, her time traveling family lives, and she has a sister whom she cares deeply about and needs her. With her sister she is a navy nurse. In 2001, she lives for her school, as she desperately tries to finish med school before her 21st birthday, to soak up all the knowledge. Her ambitious and loving parents push her to be her best self and she shares a dorm with her bestie, who knows about her time travelling.

And in each path, she meets a guy… we have two politicians and a doctor. She’s holding everyone at a distance, as she doesn’t want to complicate her choice of timeline, but it’s getting increasingly hard… I have to say as someone who hates love triangles, this love square was very entertaining and very well done. I was invested in each path and outcome, and it didn’t feel like a love square because of the time crossing and the way things progressed. I can’t say much because of spoilers, but the romance was very well done and the main focus of this story, and I swooned a lot.

I loved how different the story is from When The Day Comes, how the focus lies on different things. In When the Day Comes the protagonist had made her choice early on, but here the focus lies on the doubt, on the merits of all timelines and above all, seeking the council of God for the course of your life versus your own ability to choose. There were many factors to take into account, and Maggie kept doubting her choices. Thankfully she is surrounded by many wise people, their wisdom spoke to me as well.

The shifting timelines make the story very interesting as there is never a dull moment, and I was equally invested in all of them. I was surprised by all the twists and turns, and at a certain date I was quite anxious, and wow that was excruciating. Maggie goes through a lot in all her timelines (I mean in most there is a war going on), and her grief felt raw and made me cry. I felt all the feels. For me the only downside is a resolution that felt too quick/abrupt, but otherwise, I love this book to bits front to cover. I recommend it to everyone who wants a book with both depth and romance, combined with amazing characters. I can safely say Gabrielle Meyer has made her way into my autobuy author list.

I received a free e-arc through Netgalley but this hasn’t influenced my opinions.

I loved the first book in this series, but I think that this one was even better! I love that Margaret has three different time lines in this one, and that each one dealt with something unique. I love how the author tied it all together. I can only imagine how hard it would be to have to choose one story to be a part of! I highly recommend picking up this story!
I received a copy of this book from Netgalley. This is my honest review.

I had previously read When the Day Comes by this author, which was first in this Timeless series, and really enjoyed it! So it was a pleasure to get to read the second book of the series. I enjoyed it just as much! When you first hear about characters who live in more than one time, it sounds a bit hokey,but this author truly made it work!

I received this book from the publisher via net galley in exchange for an honest review.