Berkeley Square

A man inherits a house on Berkeley Square, only to discover he must travel back 145 years to build it himself, becoming the very ancestor who designed the home he now occupies. When Peter Standish finds himself mysteriously transported to Georgian London, he faces an impossible task: to ensure his own existence, he must become the architect who designs Berkeley Square, the house he will inherit in the twentieth century. But Georgian England is a world of danger, social intrigue, and dark family secrets. The Pettigrew family whose name he must now assume harbors sins that threaten to destroy him, and the past is not so easily rewritten. Balderston weaves a haunting tale of time, fate, and the terrible weight of being both visitor and architect of one's own destiny.