Britfield & the Lost Crown has the characters traveling through the smoldering crags of Yorkshire, through the heart of England, and finally to the magnificent shores of Dover. Britfield is about friendship, family, loyalty, and courage. Escaping from Weatherly Orphanage, a place where learning is suppressed and children are treated like free labor, best friends Tom and Sarah outsmart the nasty owners, Mr. and Mrs. Grievous, the seedy caretaker, Mr. Speckle, and even the legendary watchdog, Wind. Shortly before running away, Tom discovers that his parents might be alive, a revelation that haunts him, and a single clue, the name Britfield.

Relentlessly chased by the illustrious Detective Gowerstone, Tom and Sarah narrowly escape by commandeering a hot air balloon and flying over central England. Crashing at Oxford University, they receive the sympathy of Dr. Hainsworth, an esteemed professor who decides to help them safely get to London. Along the way, Tom discovers that he may be the true heir to the British throne, kidnapped as an infant and believed dead. When the children and Professor Hainsworth are forced to land the balloon at Windsor Castle, Hainsworth looks to his former student, Phyllis, for help, only to learn that she was a conspirator involved in the plot to kidnap Tom and protect the crown.

With the help of Professor Hainsworth, Dr. Beagleswick, and the Archbishop of Canterbury, Tom and Sarah race through St. Paul’s Cathedral and the London Underground, pursued by Detective Gowerstone on the way to a grand finale with a surprise ending.