The Gods Time Forgot

Praise for The Gods Time Forgot:“Gonzalez crafts an intoxicating blend of mystery, romance, and folklore as the elegant slow-burn love story leads to the discovery of dark secrets … Fans of Outlander and A Fate Inked in Blood will be sucked in by this bewitching tale of forbidden love.”—Publishers Weekly“With compelling characters, feminist themes, and sultry romance, Sheridan Gonzalez’s debut is an imaginative blend of Irish mythology and historical fiction that readers will enjoy.”—Booklist“For a book about lost memories, it’s entirely unforgettable. Rua and Finn are my new obsessions. Their tension is just as delightful as their banter, and the finale is nothing short of brilliant. I devoured this glittering, beguiling jewel of a novel.”—Sydney Shields, USA Today bestselling author of The Honey Witch“Take Gilded Age glamor, mix it together with Irish mythology, add sizzling banter, and you’ll get The Gods Time Forgot, a sensational enemies-to-lovers romantasy that will delight fans of Outlander. Kelsie Sheridan Gonzalez has made an impressive debut!” —India Holton, USA Today bestselling author“Smart, plucky, and masterfully written, The Gods Time Forgot is an entrancing tale with fiery characters, witty banter, and a love story that burns brightly on the page. Set in the opulence of New York’s Gilded Age, Gonzalez creates a world steeped in Irish mythology and a story that is undeniably addictive.”—Angela Montoya, bestselling author of Sinner’s Isle“The Gods Time Forgot had me invested in this mystery from the very first page. I adored the main character Rua’s strength, wit, and determination and she was the perfect match for Finn, who challenged her at every turn. The banter between them had me kicking my feet, and the glittering backdrop and impeccable world-building made me feel like I was right there in 1870s New York.” —Nisha J. Tuli, international bestselling author of Trial of the Sun Queen

Kelsie Sheridan Gonzalez lives in New York with her husband, their son, and a fluffy dog named Oliver Queen. When she’s not writing, she can be found in Ireland, touching stones, and trying to fall through them.