Gwendolyn Shepherd is truly a awfully traditional 16-year-old adolescent. what is annoying is that her family undoubtedly incorporates a shade too several secrets. all of them need to do with the time-travel sequence that's passed down within the family. everyone seems to be bound that Gwen's cousin-german Charlotte has the sequence, then everything is all Charlotte, all the time. till the day Gwen, out of the clear sky, suddenly finds herself in London at the top of the nineteenth century. She is aware of promptly that she, and not Charlotte, was born to be a time human - even though she might actually do while not it. even as she might do while not Charlotte's self-important swain Gideon First State Villiers, with whom she currently should forge AN alliance so as to clear up the most important secret of her case history. One factor is clear: she's going to do everything doable to resolve the traditional mysteries. What is not clear is that one shouldn't fall enamored between the days. For that actually makes things complicated!