A Most Inconvenient Transmigration: Isekai Regency Romance

A Novel of Time, Muslin, and the Inconvenience of Falling in Love Across CenturiesShe had an organic chemistry exam on Tuesday.She did not expect to spend six weeks in 1812.When twenty-first century literature student Tracy Kim falls asleep over a half-read Regency romance novel, she wakes up inside it - inhabiting the body of Miss Eleanor Hartwell, a country gentleman's daughter, in the middle of a very proper English tea party, holding a very expensive teacup she is about to drop.She knows almost nothing about the plot. She knows the hero is considered dangerous. She knows she needs to get home.What she does not know is that getting home will require her to do the one thing she has been expertly avoiding since she arrived: Arrive.A Most Inconvenient Transmigration is a standalone novel. It contains slow-burn romance, witty historical detail, a heroine with a literature degree and a physics problem, and one accidental kiss in a dark garden that neither party is prepared for.Some arrivals take longer than others. The important thing is to be prepared.