The Storm and the Stones Juniper Raine’s life in St Andrews is meant to be small and safe: work from home, sea-wind routines, long walks with her dogs, and a cat who judges every decision. Then the standing stones begin to call—and Juniper discovers the impossible: the stones can open into the past. But time-travel isn’t a fantasy door you skip through for fun. It’s a responsibility. Every jump has rules—windows, patterns, touch—and every mistake has consequences that ripple forward into the life Juniper is trying to protect. The more she learns, the clearer it becomes: the past isn’t distant. It’s living ground, and it remembers. With a pencil-marked map, a pinboard full of clues, and a growing circle of allies—steady Allia, sharp-minded Callum, chaotic-but-brave Roisin, and Willow the cat (who definitely knows more than she lets on)—Juniper must decide what kind of Keeper she’s willing to be. Because some storms don’t happen in the sky. Some storms happen in people. And saving the timeline might mean learning how to stop running from the one thing Juniper wants most: a place to belong.