The third book in The Changeling Tree series will be released on the 31st of October. It continues the story of Rose Watts and Peggy Lightborne after they're separated by the mysterious door at Empey's Farm.

Peggy is astonished to find that Rose was telling the truth. Time-travel really is possible. Ok, she's only gone forward a year, but it's the principle that's important. She could make a vital contribution to the war effort if only there was someone who didn't think she was insane. Dr Corrigan is the only person who'll take her seriously, and when he suggests coming up with another story to put her mother's mind at rest, it seems like a good idea.
In her haste to escape from Carrick's room in between, Rose didn't give much thought to where she'd end up, but if she had, she'd have chosen a time nearer to the present. She has to get back to Leicester, find her mum and save her life. But that's not how this works. Instead, Rose finds herself in the eighteenth century: a brutal enough time for those who lead respectable lives, but deadly for those who live on the edge of the law. What's Carrick doing as a highwayman and who's the boy travelling with him? More to the point, despite everything, why does Rose feel safe with them?
In the Faerie court, Queen Annis is losing any advantage she'd gained in her time as a human. New rivals rise through the hierarchy of the court to plot against her and Carrick's plans remain a mystery to her. Meanwhile, the Lord Herald grows tired of his duties. All he really wants is peace and bamboo.
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