An impossible wish.

Ever since she was a kid, trauma nurse Lydia Clay has been making the same wish every time she sees a shooting star: Save the people who aren’t supposed to die yet. As the 20th anniversary of 9/11 approaches, she sees a very special shooting star, a fireball. Such a special star deserves a special wish. An impossible wish.

Lydia wishes that somehow, the attacks of 9/11 could have been stopped and all those people saved.

The next morning, Lydia wakes up in the Brooklyn apartment she called home during nursing school. The date is September 10th, 2001. Impossibly, she has been given the opportunity to stop 9/11. The only question is, how?

An unlikely alliance.

Washington Post journalist Ian Greenberg wants to write feature articles on terrorism but according to his editor, it’s a non-topic. With his local politics column due, he needs to spend his Monday writing. But when he receives a call from a cagey woman promising a lead on a terrorism story, he can’t resist meeting her.

By leaving the office on a writing day, Ian thinks he’s risking his career at the Post. Little does he know, there is much more at stake. Because Mystery-Lead Lady doesn’t have a lead for him at all. She claims she has information about a terrorist attack scheduled to take place the very next day. And she needs Ian’s help to stop it.

A race against evil.

To undo a terrible wrong, a woman from the future and a skeptical journalist with government connections must turn back the clock on evil.