The Girl, the Boy and the WitchfinderWhen Hugh and Megan's sudden arrival from the second century is witnessed by a young boy, it puts them on the radar of the local witchfinder in 17th century Chester, and they are forced to flee. Avoiding Oliver Cromwell's Roundhead troops along the way, they secure passage on a ship crossing the Irish Sea.Shortly after arriving in Dublin, things go from bad to worse, when they are accused of murdering a young girl. When a kindly old Irish gentlemen offers his assistance; being accused of a murder they didn't commit turns out to be is the least of their problems.

Time Travel Adventure in Roman occupied Wales Having barely escaped from the ramparts of thirteenth century Flint Castle, Megan, and Hugh are officially a pair of time travelers.Megan is looking forward to seeing her grandmother again but is dismayed to discover that the modern city of Chester is called Deva Victrix and is a fortress containing the Roman 20th Legion.When Hugh is hauled off to gladiator school and Megan ends up slaving away in a tavern close to a local brothel, she wonders if it hasn't been a case of jumping out of the medieval frying pan and into the Roman fire.As the weeks tick by, she resigns herself to a life of servitude in Roman Britain, but the plebian festival of Feronia offers up a shock, and there is a chance, albeit a slim one that she and Hugh can escape.The help she needs will have to come from the most unlikely of sources. An annoyingly pretty, yet curiously attractive Celtic girl who awakens...

"Nothing is as far away as one second ago . . ."Wales 1294 — a country rising in violent rebellion against the hated English king.Megan Lynch — a high-school sophomore from Virginia Beach, recently arrived in North Wales to stay with her grandmother. A girl about to get badly out of her depth . . . and time!Following the death of her Navy SEAL father in Afghanistan, Megan is packed off to stay with her grandmother in North Wales. That means a new school to go along with the new country."Go stay with your gran for a while, it'll keep you out of trouble." Megan's mother said — famous last words.In her mom's defense, she could never have predicted the remarkable events that unfolded in the ruins of Flint Castle that afternoon. She certainly wouldn't have known about the strange Welshman or the pendant he gave Megan. Even then, if it hadn't been for the encounter with a local bully, Megan might still be wandering around the ruins of a...