No Place Left in Time

Cecily de Malet is sixteen, and she has only fourteen days to escape a forced marriage to a powerful lord old enough to be her grandfather, a man who has made a practice of taking young wives.

Hidden among the branches of an oak, she watches a woman die in the window of a great manor and recognizes her own face, a future she would rather vanish from time than become.

She ignores every warning and uses her grandfather Anton's forbidden machine, which throws her into medieval England, from Edward I's bloody campaigns in Scotland to the candlelit halls of Kent.

Stranded sixty years ahead, penniless and hunted in a century that is not hers, she has one unlikely ally in Finn de Veyron, who is maddening, fiercely skilled, and concealing a secret that could undo any bond they form.

As danger from the past draws nearer and time begins to tear, they have to find their way back to each other and to their own era before the future is remade without them.