The clock isn't just ticking. It's about to erase her.
“Trust me or don’t. Either way, I’ll have to insist you come with me.”
The past has been distorted and Tabatha Williams’ whole life is about to be erased—unless she can stop a murder that happened decades before she was born.
When a mysterious man appears in the library of Merton House, Tabatha assumes he’s lost. But he’s not lost, and he won’t be leaving without her. Alec is an agent of H. Branch, a clandestine government organisation that fixes distortions in history—and this distortion has Tabatha at its centre.
If she hopes to save herself—and her entire family—she must travel back to 1934, where her great-grandmother Jane is about to be murdered. If Tabatha can’t prevent her death, then every one of Jane’s descendants, including Tabatha, will cease to exist.
Thrown into the glittering, gossip-soaked world of a 1930s country house party, Tabatha has only days to sort secrets from lies and find a murderer hiding in plain sight. With only the reserved and enigmatic Alec standing between her and disaster, she must navigate a foreign time and a house full of suspects, all while the clock ticks ever louder.
A time travel mystery set in a 1930s country house, with a slow-burn romance that unfolds across the series. Book 1 of five, with the full series out by December. Clean, with no explicit content and only mild language.
