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Book 1 in The Promised Homeland trilogy.
From the author of Under the Ottoman Veil comes Lost Homeland: Amissa Patria, a sweeping, genre-bending epic that masterfully fuses high-stakes science fiction with heart-wrenching historical romance.
Sarah is a brilliant archaeologist driven by a daring, impossible mission: travel back through time to prevent the catastrophic downfall of Constantinople under the ruthless rule of Sultan Murad II. Armed with advanced technology and a determination to alter the timeline, she prepares to rewrite history.
But the fabric of time is treacherous.
When a duplicitous Guide betrays her, Sarah is cast adrift in a dangerous, unfamiliar era. Stranded in the heart of the powerful Ottoman Empire, her mission shifts from a calculated scientific operation into a desperate fight for survival. To rectify her mistakes and repair the fracturing timeline, Sarah must navigate a labyrinth of political intrigue, deadly betrayals, and unexpected passion.
As she fights to save a civilization from ruin, Sarah finds herself entangled in a profound emotional battle of her own. Forged against a backdrop of rich historical detail and imaginative sci-fi elements, Lost Homeland explores the agonizing weight of grief, the timeless power of love, and the terrifying ramifications of meddling with history.
Perfect for fans of Outlander, Diana Gabaldon, and Philippa Gregory, this enchanting tale weaves a web of suspense, romance, and sci-fi intrigue that will hold you captive from the very first page to the unforgettable final chapter.
Don't miss the thrilling first installment of this epic new trilogy—grab your copy of Lost Homeland today!