Cast in Time Books in Order

A dying retired army engineer awakens in a young baron's body in eighth-century Cornwall. Carrying a lifetime of technical knowledge into an unfamiliar society, he sets out to modernize civilization while avoiding accusations of witchcraft.

Reborn in the body of a young baron in eighth-century Cornwall, retired engineer James Fletcher tries to introduce modern knowledge without being condemned as a witch. Attacks from every direction threaten the territory he is working to transform.

James Fletcher’s efforts to modernize early medieval Cornwall bring him into conflict with King Ine of Wessex. As the region’s growing prosperity attracts rival kingdoms, the engineer must use knowledge from his former life to defend his new home.

An assassination attempt by the Franks draws James Fletcher and his family into war. While defending his position in eighth-century Cornwall, the former engineer pushes forward developments in steam power, weapons, shipping and electricity that could transform his adopted world.

James Fletcher believes lasting peace requires expanding his power across an alternate eighth-century world. As neighboring rulers covet his wealth and territory, he must hold back the Gauls while turning his attention toward the Moors in Spain.

James Fletcher continues expanding his territories into eastern Europe and the lands that will become Russia. His campaign combines conquest with inventions and practical knowledge from his former life, reshaping society in an alternate eighth century.

Engineer James Fletcher continues expanding his power in an alternate eighth century, believing lasting peace requires control over rival lands. As his forces conquer Italy, he tours his growing territories with the advantages of modern technical knowledge.

James Fletcher expands his campaign for security into a struggle for world domination. After encounters in South America and major construction projects across the Americas, Germany becomes his next objective in a medieval world transformed by modern engineering.