In earlier chapters, we meet siblings Brian and Alice Latimer. Having gone to sleep during a dark and stormy night, they have awakened in 1810 England. They begin to adapt to their new life and search for a bride for Brian (Brian’s job) and a way home (Alice’s job). Brian is informed that he must marry a local lady to get back home, and Brian and Alice meet three ladies at breakfast, and after it does not go well for anyone, Alice chastises Brian who promises to try and make up for his behavior at breakfast. Brian’s first apology, after a rocky start, goes surprisingly well. Alice continues to explore and pry and makes some discoveries. Brian’s second apology goes well too. Alice then meets an earlier introduced chatterbox who provides a significant number of clues, as Brian meets a Lady far less charmed. Then, Regency society is introduced to female power pop music as the Ladies and Alice find a common bond through music, as Alice Introduces then to her band Cone of Magic and its album Maidens Rock (actually on Spotify and lots other places.). Brian and Alice come up with a daring plan to save themselves, and in set the plan in motion by meeting the cook. Next, Brian again wrestles with his clothes and Brian and Alice solve a clue. Then, the siblings and the ladies, finally meet at dinner and converse. As the Ladies learn more about Brian, and diabetes, Brian makes a universal proposal to all. Brian chooses a bride and goes to sleep confidant of waking up in a time when insulin is freely available. In this chapter, Brian awakes to find himself in a land and time free of insulin, but at least her has someone new to talk to. Written by Margit Elland Schmitt and Dan McLaughlin. Read by Dan McLaughlin. Full book available for purchase by Amazon.