Ellie Fox is a product of the 1990s and 2000s: headstrong, outspoken, and independent. She grew up in the Indianapolis suburbs, started her college life at Indiana University. So when she suddenly has to start life over in the 1840s, her mind is left reeling. She feels, naturally, a bit out of place. Her sister Maddie came with her, but Maddie is now married and seems to be adjusting to her new surroundings quite easily. Not so much for Ellie. She lives with her grandmother in the backwoods and helps her run a station on the Underground Railroad, but what she has been told will become her "new normal" just...doesn't. And because she is from the future, she knows who she is going to marry- a man named William Cookston. Ellie, ever the hopeless romantic, just knows he will be perfect and will sweep her right off her feet. But when he arrives he seems to be as opposite her dreams as he could be-and he has his secrets, too. Once they're married, they find themselves living lives of secrecy as they aid runaways. It seems only a matter of time before Ellie's mouth gets the best of her. And when it does, everything is at stake -even lives. Now it's up to her to restore their part of the Liberty Line, and grow from a young girl to the woman she is called to be.