The Englishman's Cross

History wrote her ending. He was never in it.He walked up Beachy Head on an ordinary Sunday in 2026. He came down in France, in the spring of 1429.Matt Whitaker has no way home and one unbearable advantage: he knows how her story ends. The girl whose army he's fallen into is a farmer's daughter who hears saints and means to crown a king - and Matt knows the whole of it. He knows she wins. He knows she rises. He knows the month they burn her.All he has of the twenty-first century is what was on his back when he fell - a daypack of small marvels that can't get him home, a first-aid kit that makes a stranded man look like a miracle, and a phone he dares wake for one minute a week. All he can do is keep the wounded alive and his secret buried - until, by slate and firelight, ten feet apart, something grows between them that no record was ever allowed to hold.Because the last page of her story is wrong about only one thing.A slow-burn love story six centuries wide - for readers of Outlander and The Time Traveler's Wife - built on the true record of Joan of Arc, down to the strangest details, which are the ones that really happened.