Sarah Woodbury Books in Order

Cade, heir to Arthur and touched by the sidhe, is the last hope of his people. Rhiann, daughter of the man who usurped his throne, must decide whether to fear him, betray him, or stand at his side.

In 537, Arthur's followers are cornered in north Wales and defeat feels close. Myrddin and Nell share a terrible vision of the king's death, and must decide what they will sacrifice to change it.

After the collapse of her marriage, Meg slips through time into thirteenth-century Wales and into the path of Prince Llywelyn. Her knowledge of the future makes her valuable, but it also makes every alliance more dangerous.

Anna never put much faith in her mother's stories about medieval Wales, until she crashes through time herself. What starts as shock quickly turns into a journey that changes her life and the fate of a kingdom.

David and his man-at-arms Ieuan are hunted by English soldiers while Llywelyn lies dying from a traitor's arrow. Saving Wales may depend on whether David and Anna can change the story in time.

Five years after Gareth left her, Gwen finds him standing over a murdered king. Their uneasy reunion turns into a hunt for the truth, and when suspicion falls on Gareth, Gwen must keep the case alive on her own.

Arawn may be beaten, but the Saxons are massing on the border and Mabon still threatens the human world. Cade and Rhiann must fight both armies and dark powers if Wales is to survive.

David and Lili travel to London for a wedding and find themselves inside a murder plot that could tip England back into civil war. Back in Wales, Llywelyn and Meg discover that trouble crosses time as easily as people do.

Years after the first upheavals, Anna has built a life in medieval Wales and David is carrying more of the kingdom on his shoulders. Peace is fragile, love is complicated, and war is closing in again.

In this prequel novella, Gwen's father is found over a friend's body with a bloody harp string nearby. With the castle lord unwilling to look deeper, Gwen must prove his innocence herself.

Owain's wedding should be a moment of joy, but a killer is hiding among the guests. Gareth and Gwen have to untangle lies and rivalries before the bride, the king, or both become the next victims.

Meg thinks she is taking a routine flight, but instead she is hurled back into the Middle Ages again. Separated from safety, she has to rely on experience, grit, and hard-won knowledge to survive.

Scarlet fever in London, a rogue baron, and a sleepless new baby already have David stretched thin. Then time travel drags him into yet another crisis, one that touches both the modern world and his medieval kingdom.

Callum, a worn-out MI5 officer, thinks time travel is nonsense until he is ordered to stop a pregnant woman and her sick husband from returning to medieval Wales. The assignment forces him to choose between duty and what is right.

Newly married and sent into England on a diplomatic mission, Gareth and Gwen barely arrive before a murder lands at their feet. Civil war and shifting loyalties turn the case into a race to protect the future King of England.

A family celebration at Rhuddlan Castle turns disastrous when rebellion erupts and an old friend betrays them. Haunted by earlier choices, David takes a gamble that could save his world or burn it down.

A day at the beach uncovers the body of Prince Hywel's long-lost cousin, a woman everyone thought vanished years ago. Gareth and Gwen's search for her killer pries up secrets many would rather keep buried.

At a grand music festival in Ceredigion, princes, bards, thieves, and spies all crowd together. When murder strikes, Gareth and Gwen must solve it before the death of a commoner shakes a king's throne.

Summoned to answer to the church, David finds himself caught in a conspiracy stretching from Ireland to Italy. His ideals, his crown, and even his fellow time travelers may all turn against him.

Arthur lives, but the war is far from over and trust grows harder by the day. When Myrddin and Nell travel into England, long-hidden truths about his parentage finally come to light.

Abby wakes in the worst part of New Seattle with no memory of how she got there and no way to trust the memories in her head. Accused of aiding the Resistance, she and Raman uncover a conspiracy at the heart of New Eden.

A Christmas Eve jump to the modern world goes spectacularly wrong when a twenty-first century bus winds up lost in medieval Wales. David must get the passengers home while keeping his hard-won kingdom from falling apart.

Myrddin is overjoyed to find the son he never knew he had, but the gift brings new strain as well as hope. Treachery closes in, and Nell must choose between the life she left and the one before her.

On the eve of war, a dead woman who looks strikingly like Gwen is found buried in another grave. The investigation leads Gareth and Gwen toward fresh betrayal at the highest levels of Owain's court.

Modred's assault has been checked for the moment, but safety is an illusion. Myrddin and Nell face fresh betrayal from enemies, allies, and even family as they keep trying to save Arthur.

A pool of blood with no body sends Gareth and Gwen into Shrewsbury on a dangerous search for answers. What they find is a conspiracy among powerful townsmen, and trouble close behind.

All roads lead to Camlann as Arthur gathers for one last battle against Modred and the Saxons. Wales will either win everything or lose everything in a single throw.

David faces kings, popes, barons, and his own family as Europe edges toward a war nobody wants. The book pushes the series deeper into power politics without losing the time-travel spark.

David calls the Irish Parliament in hopes of peace, but old rivalries wreck the plan almost at once. A conspiracy in Ireland soon puts his crown, his life, and his family in danger.

The other gods can no longer intervene, leaving Cade, Rhiann, and their companions to face Mabon and the Saxons alone. Time is running out, and every victory now has to be earned by human hands.

With the Underworld unleashed, Cade, Rhiann, and their companions journey into the world of the sidhe. There Cade must finally grasp his power and grow into the king his fate demands.

Rhiann's trust in Cade leads her deeper into the danger of the sidhe and the war gathering around Wales. As she joins his war band, Cade learns how much rests on his ability to stop Mabon.

Only four days remain until Cade is to be crowned High King of the Britons. Gods, enemies, and old darkness all move against him, scattering his companions and testing every alliance.

Mabon is loose again and hunting the Thirteen Treasures of Britain, each one making him stronger. Cade sends out his champions to unite the land before the final stand comes too late.

Peace talks between Owain of Gwynedd and Madog of Powys are tense enough before a royal spy turns up dead. Gareth and Gwen must solve the murder before diplomacy collapses and a kingdom is lost.

Cade and his companions have reached the last reckoning. He must become the leader prophecy promised, or watch his people and country fall for good.

While David and Llywelyn are away in Ireland, Anna and Math hold Wales and England together at home. Then assassination, civil war, and a far-reaching conspiracy force Anna into the center of the storm.

After victory in south Wales, a celebratory feast turns into carnage. Gareth and Gwen are left sorting through the dead, the lies, and the political fallout that could undo a hard-won alliance.

With David back from Ireland and Anna returned from Avalon, the hunt for the men who tried to kill the king can finally begin. But politics, family strain, and unruly magic make every move harder than it should be.

Prince Henry asks Gareth and Gwen to investigate the death of his uncle, Robert of Gloucester. In a moment when England's balance of power is already shaky, the killer has every reason to hide the truth.

In Dublin, Prince Godfrid is already caught in a struggle for the throne when a prominent merchant is murdered. Solving the crime means exposing a conspiracy that reaches far beyond the city walls.

This companion guide opens up the world behind the series, with history, Welsh language notes, maps, family trees, and character background. It is a handy way to revisit the first fifteen novels and see how the pieces fit together.

Newly widowed Catrin returns to Wales in Queen Eleanor's service and runs straight into murder, and Rhys, the childhood friend she lost years before. Together they investigate at half-built Caernarfon Castle while the English court closes in around them.

After a gunman blasts David and William back to Earth Two, Michael and Livia are left to figure out who set the trap. Their search turns into a time-bending puzzle that nobody else can solve for them.

Godfrid and Cait's wedding in Dublin should be a joyful gathering, but a dead monk changes the mood at once. Gareth and Gwen race to solve the murder before it destroys the marriage and the fragile peace around it.

A Round Table tournament in Nefyn is supposed to celebrate Edward's victory in Wales. Instead, a dead knight forces Catrin and Rhys to sort through rivalry, ambition, and treachery in Arthur's shadow.

A royal wedding is meant to keep two Welsh kingdoms at peace, until a poisoned dish threatens to ruin everything. Gareth and Gwen must solve the attack before old hostilities burst wide open again.

Summoned to Paris to defend his rights in Aquitaine, David expects King Philippe to play dirty. What begins as feudal politics grows into a struggle over France, Europe, and the future only a time traveler can see.

David has let himself be taken so others can survive, while Lili and the refugees from Paris fight danger on every mile of the Seine. Plans unravel, loyalties shift, and nobody lands where they expected, in space or in time.

At Carlisle Castle, a suspicious death drags Gareth and Gwen into the politics of Scotland, Gwynedd, and England. The deeper they dig, the clearer it becomes that a crown may hang on the truth.

Lizzie has spent years trapped in an isolated convent on Earth Two, dreaming of rescue. When strangers promise to restore her lost birthright, she runs straight into danger and an uneasy alliance with Queen Marged.

King Edward's heir has died, and grief quickly turns into suspicion. Sent to Windsor Castle, Catrin and Rhys must uncover whether murder, fear, or royal guilt is driving the court.

A new peace meeting brings Gwynedd and Powys together, but not everyone wants it to succeed. When a woman's body appears in a dangerous place, Gareth and Gwen are pulled into a case that could set Wales on fire.

Back with Edward's court, Catrin and Rhys are asked to find a missing chalice made from their dead prince's silver seal. The search leads them into local anger, abbey corruption, and the edge of open rebellion.

Two years after the upheaval in Hidden in Time, David's family gathers at Carew Castle for an Arthurian tournament. Old questions about Avalon, a missing traitor, and the cost of time travel refuse to stay buried.

When Edward summons a thousand Welsh bards to a royal eisteddfod, the event is tense before it even begins. Then a contestant turns up dead with a forbidden song in his mouth, and Rhys and Catrin must act fast.

As war returns to Ceredigion, Gareth and Gwen investigate murder among the Hospitallers caring for the wounded. The case uncovers treason as well as bloodshed, and pushes old court tensions toward reckoning.

David and Lili return to the medieval world with supplies, scientists, a spy, and mercenaries who were never supposed to come along. Their latest jump brings fresh modern trouble to an already unstable kingdom.

With Wales split by war and Aberystwyth under siege, Gareth and Gwen travel deep into enemy territory. They still hope bloodshed can be avoided, but the campaign is about to take a brutal turn.

Thirty years after Meg's first journey, the family thinks it has weathered just about everything. Then the King of France is attacked right in front of them, and rescue quickly turns into mayhem and time travel.

Outlaws gather near Valle Crucis while Edward moves through Wales on a show of power. When a monk is murdered during a ceremony for the true cross, Catrin and Rhys must guard both the relic and the truth.