Baxter House Editions, a division of DarkWinter Press New Release: Victorian Town by Nancy Thorne!

Baxter House Editions, a division of DarkWinter Press, is excited to announce the re-release of the thrilling 1800s time travel romance novel Victorian Town by Nancy Thorne, available now in paperback and e-version for Kindle. You can buy it here!
About Victorian Town:
Abby Parker planned out her whole life: complete her final year of high school, go to college, get a job, move away from her insane family, stay best friends with Jessica. But that was before she broke into the nearest tourist attraction and unwittingly answered a call from a centuries-old spirit who dragged her into 1876. Able to navigate between the present and the past, Abby must solve a Victorian mystery without getting herself killed, or worse, spend a lifetime trapped in the 19th century, leaving behind everyone she loves and altering their lives forever.
When she meets gorgeous Benjamin, the future looks a lot like wreckage.
Praise for Victorian Town:
“I am a big fan of time travel and Abby is a delightful character. The author created a wonderful plot device to go through time. I loved the story, the voice, the plot, and the very accurate details of the 1876 Victorian town setting. And I love the decision Abby made at the end.”
— Susan B. James, Author of Irish Magic and Time and Forever
“I highly recommend this book. It’s heartwarming, enjoyable, and full of love. I myself would have made the same decision as Abby at the end of this book.”
— Jennifer, Uncaged Book Reviews
About Nancy Thorne:
Inspired by the courage and romance of youth, Nancy Thorne is a novel and short story writer. Her debut novel, Victorian Town, won the 2019 Dante Rossetti Award for Young Adult Fiction. Victorian Town was selected by Baxter House Editions for re-publication in 2026 after the original publisher closed. Her second novel, The Somewhere I See You Again, won first place for the Chanticleer International Book Award for Young Adult Fiction in 2021.
Nancy lives with her family, including a corgi, in the Town of Whitby, Ontario.





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