Setting Time Free

Untouched #3

by Sarah Everest

In a split second, everything can change . . .



Trapped in Nazi-occupied Rotterdam 1940, Marit VanderLinden and Cas Jansen are desperate to find their way back to their own timeline in 2015. But the world of the past proves as unpredictable as it is dangerous. As they work to protect the vulnerable and help their friends, even the smallest mistake may alter history—and their own lives—in ways they cannot fathom.



While Nazi soldiers and Dutch resistance battle for the city, Annelies Metternich is focused on holding her family together with help from an unlikely band of misfits. But her deceased mother’s secrets may change everything she believes about the past and everything at stake for her future.





Don’t miss the riveting conclusion to the Untouched Time Transfer series.

186 pages, Kindle Edition

Expected publication August 11, 2026

Reviews

[Vicki Carter · Rating 5 out of 5]

This series by Sarah Everest is amazing. I read this book in one sitting. I couldn't put it down. It is historical fiction with a time travel twist. Marit is and American 17 year old that traveled to the Netherlands with her older brother to meet Cas, the Urban Explorer, in the Netherlands. Cas and Marit Time travel to 1940 as the Netherlands is being invaded by the Germans in WWII. The historical fiction of WWII and what the people experienced is well portrayed.

Sarah leaves you wanting more at the end of each book. I can't wait for the next book. The underlying lessons about life when times are really hard, are handled well. Sarah inspires us in her books to put put Christ first and others second. Don't we all need to be reminded of this? You will love this series!! I received an Advanced Reader Copy (ARC) with no obligation to post a positive review.

[Lyss · Rating 5 out of 5]

I absolutely loved this series. I'm actually sad that it's over! I'd love more books with Cas and Marit traveling to different times while getting more back story on the time traveling devices, etc. This series got me interested in history, which is a subject I've always struggled with and found boring. I highly recommend reading the author's notes at the end of the book as well.

Pleaaaaaaase write more books with Cas and Marit ❤️❤️❤️