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In the shadowed corners of a derelict warehouse in Spennymoor, County Durham, Lee Angus unearths a forgotten WWII crate-and with it, a silver pocket watch that defies time itself. A Timeless Love Born from Despair Divorced, broke, and numb to the world, Lee is the last man left on shift when the crate spills its secrets. The watch, engraved with a loving message from 1941, pulls him back to wartime England-and into the arms of Rachel Dixon, a fierce munitions worker with yellow-stained hands and a spirit unbroken by air raids or rationing. What begins as stolen nights in blackout-curtained kitchens blossoms into a love that bridges decades, defying bombs, grief, and the cruel arithmetic of fate. From Coal Dust to Cordite: A Working-Class Epic As Lee bounces between his empty 2000s life and Rachel's perilous 1940s world, he fights to build a future from impossible moments. But time is a jealous guardian, and the watch's bootstrap paradox-rooted in a tragic inscription-demands payment. Amid air-raid sirens and warehouse overtime, their bond deepens through quiet rituals: shared mints from the future, a green-and-white scarf pressed to wounds, promises whispered against the ticking that never stops. A Haunting Tale of Loss, Legacy, and Eternal Love The Forgotten Crate is a poignant exploration of grief's long shadow and love's defiant glow, set against the gritty realism of Northern England's working-class heart. Inspired by classics like The Time Traveler's Wife and Outlander, Lee Angus weaves a story where ordinary lives confront extraordinary forces, and some debts span lifetimes. Perfect for fans of historical romance, time-travel fiction, and tales of resilient love. Dive into a world where every tick echoes eternity-will you hear the chime? Reader Praise: ""Heart-wrenching and beautifully atmospheric-a love story that defies time and breaks your heart in the best way."" -Goodreads Reviewer ""Angus captures wartime Durham with stunning detail. Unputdownable!"" -Bookstagram Influencer Still here, pet. Still here.

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