A woman from the future and a journalist on the verge of getting fired risk it all to turn back the clock on evil
An impossible wish
The twentieth anniversary of 9/11 is coming, and trauma nurse Lydia Clay still struggles to make sense of the tragedy. When she sees an unusual star streak across the sky, she can’t resist making a wish. An impossible, impractical, wine-induced wish….
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An unlikely alliance
The year is 2001. Washington Post journalist Ian Greenberg churns out his local politics column like a good little worker bee, even though his real passion is to write about terrorism. Unfortunately, his editor claims it’s a non-topic. Ian knows better. He has a feeling something big is coming, but all he has to go on are gut feelings and loosely connected coincidences. That is until a cagey woman calls out of the blue on Monday September 10th, promising the lead of a lifetime.
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A race against evil
Either that was some darn good wine or Lydia was somehow given the chance to grant her own wish. Waking up in her Brooklyn apartment (and her body) from twenty years ago wasn’t on her Bingo card. Still, she’s determined to work with what she’s got…which is a slow internet connection, a Nokia phone, and a journalist who thinks she’s crazy.
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Will Ian’s government connections and Lydia’s knowledge of the future be enough to turn back time?
"I've come to love Jessi Gage's romance novels, and was a little hesitant how a different type of genre might feel from her. But, guys, she takes you on the same amazing journey. If you love the suspense of a Dan Brown novel, or any type of clock countdown thriller, this will be right up your alley."
-Author Aimee Robinson
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"This is a wonderfully written "What if?" novel. The story flows nicely, the characters are well written and believable and the ending...well, you'll just have to read it to find out about that."
-Goodreads reader Michelle