Rosemary Hillyard

A Time to Grieve Rosemary Hillyard

Handsome 29-year-old solicitor Edward Oscar Croft is perpetually late. His charm and wit generally enable him to avoid trouble, until he rushes to attend a very important court case by jumping on an underground train. The nightmare scenario that follows pitches him helplessly back one hundred years.

Bearing a remarkable resemblance to a man named Edward Dinsdale, he is greeted as a member of the upper-class Dinsdale family, who are facing a tragic funeral from a devastating fire one week earlier.

Invited to join the family by pretending to be a distant cousin, Edward finds his desire to return to his former life weakening as he becomes embroiled in their lives, and the life of one woman in particular. Torn between the delights of the Edwardian era and his modern-day achievements, Edward cannot decide which life to choose. But fate has determined his destiny...
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