Mend time… or face annihilation.

Eva is good at what she does, reuniting fake timelines with the only true one: hers.

But if she fails, the Elders will hunt her down to be thrown into the Abyss, her soul erased for all eternity.

Now, she’s injured and stuck in 1835 Texas, months too early and miles away from her mission.

Jim, a white man raised by Comanches, is in no position to help her.

Three years ago, Jim was forced to leave the People. Now, he lives alone on a farm outside San Felipe and is distrusted by his Anglo neighbors for his “shameful” past. (Their words, not his.)

The last thing he needs is a mysterious girl on his property. If the Anglo community finds out he’s got an unmarried woman at his place, they’ll never accept him.

With a little rest, Jim hopes Eva will recover and then be on her way.

Which is fine by Eva. Jim may be handsome, but she knows he’s not like her. He’s just a divergent shadow from the true timeline — certainly not a human being capable of thought or feeling.

Eva’s only concerns should be:

1. -Protect her cover
2. -Assassinate her target
3. -Survive the Goliad Massacre
4. -Erase the alternate timeline (along with Jim and everything in it)
5. -Return home

                       …before the Elders realize something went wrong.

But as Eva’s love for Jim grows, she’ll find it harder to ignore the truth:

                      Jim might be real…

                                    Her whole life may have been a lie…

                                                     He’s in more danger than she is…

Does time really need saving?

               Or does time need saving from her?