A Newfound Land is a work of time travel fiction with plenty of history and intrigue and was penned by author Anna Belfrage. Written as the fourth novel in The Graham Saga, the book is suitable for adult readers due to explicit sexual situations and violence. Matthew Graham and his wife Alexandra, who has the incredible gift of time travel well and truly under her belt, decide to make a move from Scotland due to the religious conflicts happening there during the late 17th century. Settling in the Colony of Maryland holds promise, but once there, the family realizes that every place has its own conflicts and troubles to be sorted out.

Author Anna Belfrage takes a strong family with excellent personalities and allows us to follow them through realistic struggles in everyday life. Although there is a little time travel conceptual stuff going on for the sake of the plot, the real center of the tale is a solid historical one, with fantastic detailing and plenty of authentic atmosphere laid down by the author. You can practically smell the wilderness of Maryland as you open the pages, inhaling the harsh air and hearing the cries of the Susquehannock people. I liked the drama and the characters surrounding the central pair very much, and as an addition to a continuing series, fans will find much to delight in how old meets new. Overall, A Newfound Land is a high-quality tale with accurate history and characters to fall for over and over again.

A Newfound Land is the fourth book in The Graham Saga by Anna Belfrage. This is a heart-racing time travel story with plenty of action, romance and incredible characters that will have you wanting more. It is the year 1672 and Alex and Matthew are having a hard time living in Scotland with all the political and religious turmoil that has taken over their country. They decided to pack up their bags and relocate to the Colony of Maryland. They thought to find peace there but they were wrong. Some foes of the past come back into their lives and some new enemies are making their lives hell. But things take a turn for the worse when Matthew saves some women from the Burley brothers and they won’t let it go. They have Matthew pegged as the enemy and they will do everything in their power to end his existence. Now Matthew and Alex have to find a way to keep out of danger. Can they do that?

I was blown away with the detailed descriptions in A Newfound Land. I could easily picture the scenes, hear the sounds and feel it all like I was watching a movie. I could easily imagine what Matthew and Alex would sound like, what their expressions were like and how they would react in certain situations. I enjoyed how Anna Belfrage told a story and made it into this exciting sensory experience with just her words. The pace was perfect, the narrative was incredibly smooth and the story flowed incredibly well. I enjoyed the addition of the Burley brothers; they added action and a little drama to the story to keep me invested. The whole political and religious background of the story made it more complex and gave me something more to look forward to. I enjoyed this more than I thought I would.