The Lost Saint

‘Absolute page turner. Brilliant.’ – Catherine Robertson, RNZ ‘Heart-poundingly brutal, heart-poundingly romantic, this compelling mystery is utterly absorbing.’ Amie Kaufman, New York Times bestselling author of The Isles of the Gods ‘I devoured this thrilling time-slip world of ancient halls and beating hearts. It will leave you breathless and dreamy.’ Lili Wilkinson, award-winning author of 20 books for children and young adults ‘I devoured this thrilling time-slip world of ancient halls and beating hearts. It will leave you breathless and dreamy.’ Lili Wilkinson, award-winning author of 20 books for children and young adultsRecently dumped, heart-broken Ana struggles to put the past behind her on a post-graduation summer holiday. When a catastrophic earthquake hits, Ana and the other survivors emerge in a world they don’t recognise, stumbling into a 14th century battle. The students flee and Ana is chased off a cliff by one of the soldiers, Leon, who is badly injured in the fall. Sparks fly between Ana and Leon: to survive, they need to rely on each other and as their trust grows, so does romance. Together they must endure a treacherous journey and find the legendary mystic everyone calls ‘The Saint’ who is said to have the power to send Ana home . . . until an unexpected twist changes everything. ‘Full of thrills, humour, and more than a little heat, The Lost Saint is a rip-roaring time-slip fantasy by a master storyteller.’ Rachael King, bestselling and award-winning author of The Grimmelings

Author Biography

Rachael Craw is an award-winning author of speculative fiction for young adults, including the Spark trilogy, The Rift and upcoming release, The Lost Saint.

She completed her Bachelor of Arts in Classical Studies and Drama at the University of Canterbury and a Diploma of Teaching at Christchurch College of Education. She teaches English and Drama, mentors young writers, assesses manuscripts, leads writing workshops and speaks at festivals and conferences throughout New Zealand and Australia. In her spare time she walks her dogs, hoards books and reviews fiction on social media. She lives in the South Island of New Zealand with her husband and 3 daughters where she teaches part time while working on her latest novel.