Publisher's Synopsis
It's time for AJ Moore to put her life back together, but as she'll soon discover-you can't go home again.
After surviving a harrowing battle for the stones, AJ's back in Baywood, Oregon with the love of her life, Finn Murphy. After several months of danger and intrigue in early nineteenth-century Europe - the time of a mad king on the English throne and Napoleon rampaging Europe - life can be downright boring.
If only the boredom had lasted.
Life is never simple. AJ's past excursions deliver an uncomfortable aftermath. Bouts with PTSD and grief plague her. When Finn surprises her with their new home, she believes everything will work itself out. But the constant worry that Finn misses his ship and his own century makes AJ question their future.
When she glimpses an enemy from 1802 following her, she believes her mind might be unraveling.
Then AJ and Finn receive an unexpected visit from an old friend, and her worst nightmares become reality. Not only does she question her budding relationship with Finn, but now they must contend with external powers forcing them to make a fateful decision.
Finn's sister, Maire, has been kidnapped - again.
With the help of family and friends, AJ and Finn search for answers from history, but it comes down to one thing. Stepping back through the fog might be the only way to set everything right.
This is the large print version, created specifically for low-sight readers.
