Clamours and hoarse shouts ring throughout the palace walls. An arrow pins the Queen of Kephal to the ground. Her lifeblood maps her every mistake on the dusty sandstone. Glass shatters, crystalline flecks refract tiny rainbows skywards, metal crumples against brick. Onlookers scream as the sirens ring. She never saw it coming. Two seemingly unrelated events that would change the course of history. Allison, a twenty-something ditz with a sweet tooth gets stuck in the body of an ancient queen. Hated by her people, ostracized from the court and forgotten by the emperor. One wrong step could mean her death as she navigates court politics, flouts assassination attempts and tries to figure out what the hell is going on. Will she become a just, caring queen in a personality flip that gives the locals whiplash? Or will she instead focus on the more important questions: can I bake a cake in an ancient oven? Is coffee a thing around here? Is it too hot for a fluffy blanket? Alternatively girl panics when she realises an ancient civilisation doesn't have chocolate and nearly gets executed. She's not sure what is worse.

In the far future humanity goes back in time to stop the death of the universe. Rylan is a 15-year-old clone, born aboard a space station that travels through time. She was cloned by the last pure human they call Lady Aylin. She is their Head Mistress, mother, and protector against the darkness. It is Rylan mission to go back in time, altering events in the past to save the future. She soon learns the universe is a cold unforgiving place, both on the station and in the past. She soon learns her missions are not as helpful as they seem and the Time Station can be hiding more sinister intentions. Can her powers of kindness and friendship overcome these obstacles?