What happens when a crazy old lady gives you a belated birthday present and then what happens when the very same present sends you back in time with no way of knowing how to get home? Find out in this the first Sarah Tremayne adventure. And Yes, there are Vikings!What happens when a crazy old lady in a multi-coloured crochet hat gives you an amulet? An amulet which not only belonged to her mother who was a part of secret sisterhood called the "Mhyres an Loor" or "Daughters of the Moon" but also has the ability to transport you back in time. What happens if you don't know any of this when you accept the amulet as a belated thirteenth birthday present and then find yourself face to face with real Vikings?In this, the first of many adventures Sarah Tremayne finds herself in the Viking world, not knowing how or why she is there. Or even if she'll ever see her beloved Cornish cliffs again. All she knows is that to leave she must save the future of the steading. Can she do it? Will she ever see her Nan and Dad again? And who was that crazy lady in the multi-coloured hat?

"On the edge of his awareness something shifted, he felt his stomach clench in anticipation all his senses sharpened and then an almost indiscernible pop. If he had been able he would have jumped for joy but joy was not an emotion he knew. Instead he smiled a self satisfied smile of one who knows it was only a matter of time before he got what he wanted. She was here"It's happened again, but this time Sarah finds herself transported back in time some five thousand years into the past. It is an alien world of megaliths where the goddess is worshiped and women hold the balance of the power. It is here she discovers the beginnings of the mysterious sisterhood - the Daughters of the Moon - but all is not well in this Neolithic world. The Brotherhood is stirring up chaos and only the absolute annihilation of the Daughters of the Moon will satisfy their dark master.To right the balance Sarah must learn to accept who she is and come face to face with an old enemy.