The Time Orb Series by Callie Berkham

A woman catapulted into the past. An injured man who means to save her. An old enemy intent on killing them both. A year after her parents’ funeral, historian, Abby Davis, discovers her parents’ legacy is an orb. Noting the top of the ornament is out of alignment, she twists it and is immediately whisked straight onto an ancient Scottish battleground. Without thinking, she drags an injured Scotsman to safety but loses the orb to an English Officer along the way... moreA woman catapulted into the past. An injured man who means to save her. An old enemy intent on killing them both. A year after her parents’ funeral, historian, Abby Davis, discovers her parents’ legacy is an orb. Noting the top of the ornament is out of alignment, she twists it and is immediately whisked straight onto an ancient Scottish battleground. Without thinking, she drags an injured Scotsman to safety but loses the orb to an English Officer along the way. The Laird, Iain MacLaren, thought he had died on the battlefield. After a Sassenach angel of all things, hauls him off the field, he realizes he isn’t dead. Instead, he finds himself in the company of the strange woman who saved him. To repay her kindness, he sets out to reclaim her lost treasure while evading the English and certain death. If Abby doesn’t retrieve her time device, she will be forever stuck in the past. But perhaps, with Iain by her side she might not even care. less

Max tells her cousin she wants to go back to the time of Peter the Great, but instead, she ends up in the middle of the Russian revolution and is captured by Cossacks fighting for the Whites against the Bolsheviks. The Dane in charge thinks he outsmarted her, but Max only let him capture her. After all, what else was she going to do? She couldn’t hang out in a cold Russian forest, she had to find her contact in that time period and the handsome Dane knew where Ilya was... moreMax tells her cousin she wants to go back to the time of Peter the Great, but instead, she ends up in the middle of the Russian revolution and is captured by Cossacks fighting for the Whites against the Bolsheviks. The Dane in charge thinks he outsmarted her, but Max only let him capture her. After all, what else was she going to do? She couldn’t hang out in a cold Russian forest, she had to find her contact in that time period and the handsome Dane knew where Ilya was. Count Peter Rosenborg is in Russia to return his cousin to Denmark. But his mission is interrupted when he apprehends a woman who fights hand to hand combat well, but thankfully, not as well as he. He has many questions but the one foremost is why is she alone in a forest when war wages on all fronts around her? The American woman insists she knows the commander of the White troop he is traveling with. Wary but intrigued, he agrees to tell Ilya about the beautiful, blue-eyed woman. less