Time travel is hell on a marriage . . . But it just might save theirs.
Rhiannon and George Rosen are trapped in separation purgatory: too broke to file for divorce, but too broken to be together. When they inherit a cottage in northern England, the Rosens believe selling the unexpected asset is the solution that will allow them to finally part ways. But when the eerie cottage drops them in the early 15th century, they realize their problems don't hold a candle to surviving in medieval England.
As they stumble through a world lit by fire, where the threats of illness and injury shadow every day, George and Rhiannon learn they cannot escape their past . . . no matter how far back they go. The only way for them to survive long enough to get home is by working together. But to do that, they must confront the grief that drove them apart in the first place.
If George and Rhiannon can't find their way back to each other, they risk being trapped in the past forever.
