Seventy years have passed. For Anwen Kade, it has been twenty-seven minutes.

When the Morrow tears free of a broken transit route, it brings an unexpected passenger onto its bridge: a pilot who entered the Ceryn Array less than half an hour ago.

Below them, her home has spent seven decades trapped beneath an Aurora that fractures distance, memory and time. Anwen's daughter is dead. Her granddaughter Miren is now older than she is. And the *Morrow's* arrival has disturbed the one pattern keeping the temporal field stable.

As the beautiful prison collapses inward, Martin, Teela and their new pilot must work with a settlement that has learned to distrust rescue. Saving Ceryn Reach will require a damaged living ship, an AI carrying knowledge from four centuries ahead, and trust between a grandmother and granddaughter who have only just met.

The Aurora of Ceryn Reach is the second novel in The Elsewhen Travellers, a warm, character-driven science-fiction series about found family, displacement and making a home in the wrong century.