Coming Soon April 2025!
The Second Life of Jack and Jackie envisions a world in which President John F. Kennedy survives an attempted assassination in Dallas in November 1963, allowing Jack and Jackie to live outtheir lives together until Jackie’s death three decades later. It’s a story of love and second chances that considers what it really means to spend your life with someone. When one person in a relationship is almost certain to leave first—no matter how it may happen--can there really be such a thing as a happy ending? Or, despite loss and grief being an inevitable part of life, maybe love will still triumph in the end?
Coming Soon Spring 2025!
The Second Life of Jack and Jackie envisions a world in which President John F. Kennedy survives an attempted assassination in Dallas in November 1963, allowing Jack and Jackie to live outtheir lives together until Jackie’s death three decades later. It’s a story of love and second chances that considers what it really means to spend your life with someone. When one person in a relationship is almost certain to leave first—no matter how it may happen--can there really be such a thing as a happy ending? Or, despite loss and grief being an inevitable part of life, maybe love will still triumph in the end?
Published June 2023
The Girl Who Tried to Change History
When a mysterious stranger sat down beside her on a park bench one day in the spring of 2009, Vivienne Riley was thinking only of completing her PhD dissertation in history. Soon, however, she finds herself being recruited into a top-secret experimental program designed to right some of the wrongs of the past by sending time travelers back to the Second World War to attempt to change the future. Vivienne agrees to participate, and soon finds herself on a collision course that imperils her own life and the lives of those she loves. Over the course of her journey into the past, Vivienne finds love, suffers heartbreak, and learns first-hand what it means to live in and survive World War II in London, all the while making a series of well-meaning decisions that may alter the future in ways she cannot imagine. Is it really possible to change history, even with time travel--and even if we could, is it a good idea to try?
By Melissa Kaplan
The Girl Who Tried to Change History is a story about a time-traveling heroine whose efforts to help right the wrongs of the Second World War as a participant in a mysterious, top-secret program eventually lead her on a collision course that imperils her own life, and those she loves, in the future. Over the course of this historical fiction novel, Vivienne Riley finds love, suffers heartbreak, and learns first-hand what it means to live and survive World War Two in London, all the while making a series of well-meaning decisions that may alter the future in ways she cannot imagine before she finally returns home. This book asks readers to consider whether it is really possible to change history, even with time travel, and even if we could, is it a good idea to try?