A Rip in the Veil
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On a muggy August day in 2002, Alex Lind disappears without a trace. On an equally stifling August day in 1658, Matthew Graham finds her on an empty Scottish moor. Life will never be the same for Alexβor for Matthew.
Due to a series of rare occurrences, Alexandra Lind is thrown three centuries backwards in time. She lands at the feet of Matthew Grahamβan escaped convict making his way home to Scotland in this the year of our Lord 1658.
Matthew doesnβt quite know what to make of this concussed and injured woman who has seemingly fallen from the skiesβwhat is she, a witch?
Alex gawks at this tall, gaunt man with hazel eyes, dressed in what to her mostly looks like rags. At first, she thinks he might be some sort of hermit, an oddball, but she quickly realizes the odd one out is she, not he.
Catapulted from a life of modern comfort, Alex grapples with this new existence, further complicated by the dawning realization that someone from her time has followed her hereβand not exactly to extend a helping hand.
Potential compensation for this brutal shift in fate comes in the shape of Matthewβa man she should never have met, not when she was born three centuries after him. Matthew quickly proves himself a willing and most capable protector, but he comes with baggage of his own, and on occasion it seems his past will see him killed. At times, Alex finds it all excessively exciting and longs for the structured life she used to have.
How will she ever get back? And more importantly, does she want to?
A Rip in the Veil is the first in Anna Belfrageβs time slip series featuring time traveler Alexandra Lind and her seventeenth-century husband, Matthew Graham.
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Had Anna Belfrage been allowed to choose, sheβd have become a professional time traveler. As this was impossible, she instead authored the acclaimed Graham Saga, a time-traveling series set in the seventeenth century. The Castilian Orphan concluded her series The Castilian Saga, set in the times of Edward I and featuring Robert FitzStephan and his wife Noor.
Greg Patmore, Audie Award winner, became an actor in his midforties, fulfilling a lifelong ambition, when he trained at Arts Educational Schools, and has enjoyed a varied career on stage, screen, and in the voice-over studio ever since.
