Anna Belfrage Books in Order

A thunderstorm hurls Alex Lind from 2002 into 1658, where escaped Scot Matthew Graham becomes her only ally. Stranded in the past, she must survive a harsher world and an attraction that changes both their lives.

Matthew is taken by his brother and sold into captivity in Virginia. Alex refuses to leave him there, setting out on a desperate rescue through a brutal colonial world where time and distance may defeat her first.

Hoping for freedom and a quieter life, Alex and Matthew cross the ocean to colonial Maryland. The New World offers no easy peace, only fresh hardship, dangerous neighbours, and the hard work of starting over.

Matthew risks everything to aid persecuted Covenanters in Scotland, while Alex fears his faith will destroy their family. Love and conviction collide in a land where worship has become a matter of life and death.

A run of calamities batters Alex and Matthew, testing the strength of their marriage and their will to keep going. This is a harsher, more intimate chapter in the Graham family's long fight to survive.

Alex longs for quiet, but enemies close to home and trouble involving one of her sons make that impossible. In Maryland, family loyalties and old grudges turn ordinary life into something far more dangerous.

When Matthew's estranged brother begs for help, duty sends Alex and Matthew to the West Indies in search of an enslaved nephew. It is a perilous journey, driven by family ties neither of them can ignore.

After years in Maryland, Matthew finally has a chance to return to Scotland. Alex goes with him to a homeland torn by political and religious strife, and to painful encounters with people they once left behind.

After Mortimer escapes the Tower, Adam becomes suspect in a frightened and violent England. With Queen Isabella plotting to protect her son, Adam and Kit are pulled into intrigue, invasion, and another turn of civil war.

Adam de Guirande rides into Roger Mortimer's rebellion out of loyalty, even as he fears the cost. At home, his new wife Kit is hiding a false identity, and war in the Welsh Marches threatens to destroy them both.

Alex and Matthew must protect their friend Carlos from an anti-Catholic mob while coping with the arrival of a bitter, grieving granddaughter they never knew existed. Family loyalties and old wounds make peace hard to find.

Edward II is gone, but peace does not follow. As Isabella and Mortimer rule for young Edward III, Adam and Kit face new rebellion, old enemies, and a dangerous task that could cost them everything.

Helle Madsen arrives in London for a fresh start and instead meets Jason Morris, a stranger she somehow recognizes, and Sam Woolf, the sinister boss he clearly hates. A dark romance opens onto an ancient struggle reborn in the present.

Young Edward III is done being ruled by Isabella and Roger Mortimer. Adam de Guirande is torn between the king he serves and the lord who shaped his life as England moves toward a final, painful confrontation.

Jason and Helle move toward the reckoning that has been chasing them across lifetimes. With Sam still driven by revenge, the trilogy builds to a final test of memory, desire, and whether old wrongs can ever be put right.

Helle's bond with Jason deepens, but Sam Woolf remains the most dangerous part of a story that began thousands of years ago. Old desires, old betrayals, and modern-day danger push the love triangle into darker territory.

In 1282, Robert FitzStephan is rewarded with a forced marriage to Noor, a young woman whose kin have died in Wales. Their uneasy union is tested by Edward I's brutal campaign and Noor's resolve to protect a threatened Welsh child.

Queen Eleanor sends Robert and Noor to Aragon and Castile with two impossible demands, steal back a jewel and abandon their foster son. Instead they find war, jealousy, and deadly court politics closing in from every side.

Duncan Melville is torn out of 1715 and dropped into Erin Barnes's 2016. Then both are flung back to Jacobite Scotland, where danger, desire, and a desperate search for Duncan's missing uncle reshape both their lives.

Robert's half-brother Eustace wants him dead, and Queen Eleanor wants Robert and Noor's mysterious foundling removed from sight. Noor's courage becomes the family's best defence as danger tightens around them.

Duncan and Erin want nothing more than a peaceful life with their twin daughters in 1718 Pennsylvania. Old enemies, new threats, and Erin's refusal to ignore cruelty make that hope feel dangerously out of reach.

In 1294, Eustace returns to ruin Robert and Noor by exposing Lionel's explosive parentage. When rebellion pulls Robert away to fight in Wales, the family is left frighteningly exposed to a patient and ruthless enemy.

Alma Ponce de León and Rodrigo de Altamar come of age in fourteenth-century Castile, amid the storms around Alfonso XI, Queen Maria, and Leonor de Guzmán. Love, ambition, and unrest shape every step of their journey.