For everything there is a season . . . just not always the season we think.
Discarded and embarrassed by her beau at a ball, Ruth Elsegood finds her prospects in 1812 England rather dismal. Her health unexpectedly declines, leading her to time travel to the future, where advanced medicine reveals the bleak diagnosis: cancer. To fully heal, she remains in the modern day, but life there gets complicated when she meets and develops a deep connection with Josh, an adventurous, off-limits modern man. How can she possibly return to where she belonged with her heart intact?
Abbie, a modern and lost American traveler, follows Ruth’s family through time to 1812 in hopes of finding support with her unplanned pregnancy. Discovering Celeste’s infertility struggles, Abbie temporarily stays in the past where she bonds with her new family over tea and ridiculous manners and tries not to fall in love with the shy footman. 
Faced with breaking the heart of the men they love, losing the connection with their family, and altering the course of the future, Ruth and Abbie must make a choice, one that doesn't have desired win-win results.
Unexpected surprises await as love stories unfold, and those who reside at Shariton Park—both past and present—endeavor to find their own perfect timing.
An unexpected twist of fate leads Ruth to come to the aid of family members she may never know, altering the course of their future and her own along the way.
In a surprising turn of events, Shariton Park offers respite for both women separated by centuries. As Ruth struggles through her cancer treatment her love grows for an unobtainable modern man. An unexpected twist of fate leads her to come to the aid of family members she’ll never know, altering the course of their future and her own along the way. Through it all, she must choose between the familiar life with her family, or the possibilities of marriage and a family of her own in the modern day.
Meanwhile, Celeste faces her own struggles with unrequited motherhood. She meets a young woman facing an unplanned pregnancy alone, and the two swiftly bond over Regency tea and ridiculous manners. One needs a mother for her baby, the other a baby to carry on the family name, and it all appears to be falling into place.
Unexpected surprises await as love stories unfold, and those who reside at Shariton Park endeavor to find their own perfect timing.