One touch… and you’re who knows when?

Rachel: the dirt poor girl brought up by her single parent father.

Danny: the arrogant rich kid who has everything his wealthy parents can afford.

Two History students who wouldn’t normally mix, but whose lives become entwined when an old gravestone catapults them back in time.

In 1912, they explore their city’s dark past, a gritty, violent, gaslit world of real danger, and try to prevent the murder of a teenage girl at the hands of her abusive, syphilitic father.

But they find that every action has an unforeseen consequence that can ripple through generations.

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Reader comments

“Although the Touchstone books may have been written for a younger audience, I assure you; if you are a true fan of time slip reads these will not disappoint! Each went by far too fast and I find myself waiting in anticipation for the next installment. Rachel and Danny, along with the characters they meet on their ‘journeys’ are real, likable and completely caught up in the craziness that’s so drastically changed their lives. Delightfully, Andy Conway has a unique way of throwing in twists and turns when least expected. For the price, you won’t be better entertained, and soon, you too will be as hooked as I am. KUDOS Mr. Conway… Now get cracking on Touchstone 3!”

“I enjoyed this book. I have read a few time travel books but this one really got to me. I thought it was going to be a typical teenage romance but it certainly wasn’t. I had to buy the second book and can’t wait for the third. Absolutely gripping.”

“A brilliant teenage time travel drama that manages to be both intelligent and action-packed. Leads to a climax that takes your breath away…”

“A really cool concept that rattles along like an express train. It’s never too long before something interesting happens, so it’s turn, turn, turn. Ideal for mobile devices like Kindle…”