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Celtic Brooch Series — Book Eleven
A Time-Travel Historical Romance of Belief, Conviction, and the Cost of Being Certain
Some men shape history.
Others are shaped by the moment they refuse to walk away.
Ensley Williams never meant to cross centuries. Preparing for an ordinary dinner with family, she reaches for a piece of jewelry she’s rarely worn—her late mother’s sunstone brooch. The words engraved inside it feel ceremonial, harmless. When she speaks them aloud, the world dissolves into peat-scented fog, and Ensley is pulled from the present into the Dakota Badlands of 1885.
At Elkhorn Ranch, she meets Theodore Roosevelt—not the polished statesman history remembers, but a grieving man on the frontier, rebuilding himself through labor, solitude, and unwavering conviction. The land is unforgiving. Survival is never guaranteed. And for the first time in her life, Ensley feels something dangerously close to belonging.
When James Cullen Fraser realizes Ensley is gone, he makes a choice he believes is necessary—and one that will haunt him. Determined to bring her home without drawing the entire clan into danger, he follows alone, convinced that certainty and control will protect the people he loves.
He is wrong.
While Ensley faces storms, hunger, stampedes, and the brutal rhythms of ranch life, James Cullen is drawn into a conflict far darker than he anticipated—one that pits him against forces older, more ruthless, and more invested in the clan’s destruction than he ever imagined. What begins as rescue becomes reckoning, and belief itself becomes a liability.
The past does not reward hesitation.
It does not forgive arrogance.
And it does not bend to those who mistake conviction for wisdom.
As lives are placed at risk and loyalties are tested, the line between strength and certainty begins to blur. Because believing you are right is not the same as understanding the cost—and history has no mercy for those who learn the difference too late.
The Sunstone Brooch is a sweeping time-travel romance set in the American frontier, where belief is forged in hardship, certainty fractures under consequence, and the final reckoning of the Celtic Brooch saga begins.
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