The Day Before Forever

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The final, blistering instalment in the Miss Hatfield trilogy. Having escaped a mysterious killer at Henry VIII's court, Rebecca and Henley have fled to modern day London. But death is never far behind them . . .

THE GIFT OF IMMORTALITY MIGHT MEAN THE LOSS OF YOUR SOUL.

Rebecca - time traveller, immortal - has been reunited with her lost love Henley at the court of Henry VIII. But now they are stranded in modern-day London, with nothing more than the clothes on their back. Clothes which look rather out of place.

And they know that somewhere, somehow, the mysterious black-clad murderer who has chased them across time will find them again. Can they reach the Fountain of Youth in time to make Henley immortal, and avoid death on the way And is immortality worth fighting for, when the cost might be his soul

Reviews

Caltabiano invokes time travel and immorality to place an engaging heroine at the centre of a gripping story - The Big Issue

To me the book was an allegory of losing one's childhood and Anna Caltabiano does it beautifully. The Seventh Miss Hatfield is as enchanting as Harry Potter and has a rich adventure-laden plot. It will make you laugh and cry, often at the same time - Elder Park Book Reviews

The tension of the story is well-maintained and gripping and the style fresh - We Love This Book

This book is a very good historical romance. It has some excellent character building, some great relationships and some very neat, elegant writing that really works - Fangs for the Fantasy

Author Bio

Anna Caltabiano was born in British colonial Hong Kong and educated in Mandarin Chinese schools before moving to Palo Alto, California; the mecca of futurism. She lives down the street from Facebook in the town where its founders reside, along with the pioneers of Google and Apple. Caltabiano's high school classmates are themselves an eclectic mix: the lost offspring of ultra-wealthy Silicon Valley magnates, aspirational internet entrepreneurs and Stanford philosophy professors.