Charlotte Price has spent her career among the dead—cataloguing their letters, preserving their gowns, whispering their stories to museum visitors who barely pause to listen. A curator and historian, she knows the Blackwood family of Ashworth Manor better than she knows her own neighbors. She knows who loved whom, who owed what, and who died under suspicious circumstances. What she doesn't know is how to live in her own century. Then, during the opening night of her crowning exhibit, Charlotte touches an antique pocket watch—and the world dissolves. She wakes in 1813. In a canopy bed. In Ashworth Manor itself. Armed only with two hundred years of historical knowledge and the social skills of a woman who much prefers the company of dead aristocrats to living ones, Charlotte must navigate a world where a woman without connections, money, or a credible story faces ruin—or worse. The estate is in crisis: the accounts are being pillaged, the servants are frightened, and Alexander Blackwood, the brooding Earl of Ashworth, is carrying a decade of guilt for a wife who died under circumstances nobody will speak of aloud. Society says he killed her. Charlotte suspects the truth is far more complicated. As she works to save the estate and unravel a mystery that history conveniently forgot, Charlotte finds something she never expected in any century: a man worth staying for. The Time-Tossed Countess is a slow-burn, clean Regency time travel romance full of mystery, wit, and a love that refuses to be bound by centuries.