Welcome back to 2005! In the space of one week, fifty-five-year-old Damian Dove has managed to let a serial killer walk free, get caught with a sex worker, anger the media, and get himself fired from his law firm. But a new client walks through the door and offers Damian something unusual. One wish. And the chance to change his life forever. Damian Dove doesn't deserve a second chance, but alas, he got one. The next morning, Damian wakes up in his childhood bedroom. It's 2005, he's fifteen years old. His phone is a Nokia brick. His hair is aggressively gelled. And MSN Messenger is the place to be. Armed with forty years of hindsight and a lifetime of mistakes, Damian assumes this is his chance to fix everything. To make better choices. To become a better person. To find out if anyone cared about him. But as he tries to control old friendships, finds out not many people like him, relives parts of the past and experiences childhood again, Damian realises that the serial killer he managed to let walk free was at school with him this whole time. And he might have a chance to rewrite the past. Watching from the edges of it all is Hale. The strange client who granted the wish in the first place. To be fair, Damian Dove has spent most of his life-giving people very good reasons not to love him. But before Damian's story is finished, he will be forced to confront the question that has followed him across two lifetimes: Can the past be changed, and ultimately, Who Loved Damian Dove?

Desmond Crenshaw doesn't have much going for him. He street races for cash, deals drugs to get by, and drags himself through each day with only one goal: survival. He's a reckless high school dropout with very few talents that won't get him arrested-definitely not someone you'd want around your child. Vaughn Torres agrees, he's been seeking a solid reason to cut off the friendship between the troublemaker and his daughter since the day they met. He gets one, too, when Des's vices begin to bleed into their lives and Winter is officially in danger. Des is given an ultimatum: he can only be around Winter if he distances himself from the crime. There's only one way to do that. A change of employment, specifically to Vaughn's mechanic shop, though that balance is a lot easier said than done. No, things for Des are never that simple. Not when he's working under the watchful eye of a man who hates him. Not when he starts genuinely wanting to be better, and is faced with the rocky road of leaving a life of crime entirely. And especially not when he's been in love with Winter's dad for years.

The world is not what it should be. Lucian was born of unknown blood and raised to become Rucrea's future king and Guardian of the Realms. Their enemies had long been defeated, and their land had enjoyed peace for nearly twenty-five years. But when a portal pulls him from his time, he is forced to confront a broken world. Old enemies have risen, breathing life into prophecies that should have crumbled to dust. Their schemes rot the lands and unravel the future that Lucian's fathers once fought to protect. Fate cares nothing for timelines. So, Lucian picks up his swords and fights across eras--from the myths of the past to centuries yet to come. But he will not face the darkness alone. Warning: This novel contains mature scenes, including sexual content and violence. ***This is a sequel to A Ghost's Wish. Although this is considered a standalone novel, names and events will be referenced in this novel. I recommend reading A Ghost's Wish before Dragon Lost in Time to enjoy the full experience.***