Web of Echoes Series

Caitlin Benoit focused her career on uncovering the past, in all of its glory and ugliness, to set the record straight. Now history wants to teach her a lesson.   Caitlin has always been enthralled by the past, but nothing could prepare her for the discovery of a mysterious river rock that sends her hurtling back in time to pre-Civil War Charleston. Stranded and alone, Caitlin faces the terrifying reality of being trapped in a world she doesn't understand, and the danger she poses to those who try to help her.   As she struggles to unravel the mysteries of her sudden time travel, Caitlin is forced to confront the ugly truths hidden in Charleston's history. But with every passing moment, she is getting closer to being discovered. Time is running out and she must find a way to return to her own time or risk unraveling time itself.   Deep Echoes is a thrilling journey through time filled with danger, mystery, and heart-pounding suspense that will keep readers on the edge of their seats until the very last page.  

Caitlin Benoit assumed the next destination would be her time, her world. Instead, the stone thrusts her further into the past and onto a different continent. Now history extends an invitation. In 1831 England, Caitlin is discovered by William, the Duke of Lancaster. By sheer luck, he's willing to allow her into his manor. While she fights to gain a footing in this new time, Caitlin discovers the stone also ripped John from Charleston. Everything she thought she knew about how the stone worked is false, and neither John nor her understand how to escape the grip of the past. As they work to uncover the mystery of the stone, an acquaintance of the Duke plots an intricate scheme certain to destroy them all. She and John must solve the puzzle in an unknown amount of time or risk getting stuck—or buried—in 1831.

A French manor home is the stuff of fairytales, but history reveals the beast within the beauty. Sinister Parisian streets greet Caitlin in 1785. With no money, she scrambles to find shelter, settling in tunnels she knows will eventually become the Paris Catacombs. The dark, empty shafts provide protection as she figures out what to do next. When an offer to work under the Comte Aristide, Caitlin can't refuse. But she quickly learns life as a servant is far removed from being a guest to the kind Duke in 1831. As the new status tethers her to servitude, an important clue to the puzzle is discovered.  Time is short and Caitlin must figure out how the new piece fits or be stuck under the lethal boot of the infamous Comte.   ***Also includes Book 3, Sunken Echoes*** Caitlin lands on the decks of an infamous ship and John is missing. As history dances with water, she has only twenty-four hours to escape.  Trapped in 1912 on the Titanic, sand is slipping through the hourglass as she tries to jump ship before it plunges to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. She meets Elizabeth, a woman with valuable knowledge about time travel and how it works. Yet nothing is ever easy, and her new friend's memory proves to be unreliable. As Caitlin searches for John, the grains of time slip away. She must put the pieces together, or she'll find herself lying in a cursed grave at the bottom of the ocean.

Lost. Confused. Shattered. History has left Caitlin with no escape. Archaeologist Caitlin Benoit's mind has been left broken from the trauma of time traveling through the centuries. Now unable to grasp the world around her, Elizabeth and John are forced to take the lead as they struggle to meet basic needs while taking cover in the forests. Not sure what moment in time they've landed, exploration leads the group to a quaint village where they cross paths with an enigmatic stranger. After all time has done to prove what glitters isn't always gold, they are hesitant to trust him. They must find the answers to the time puzzle, but they can't do it alone. Did they find an ally who can help her navigate the unfamiliar or an enemy who will destroy their already fractured world? **Also includes Familiar Echoes** Caitlin drops into the 21st Century, flooding her with relief and not a small amount of confusion. She quickly learns something isn't right because now history toys with the future. The stone ripped her out of France and threw her into the field where her closest friend, Sean, waits. She should be happy to be home but the trauma from events in France haunts her. Worse, subtle changes to the world she knew leaves Caitlin unnerved.  Have her travels caused irreparable damage? Are her adventures over?