Fog

A Time-Twisting Tale of War, Love, and Destiny When journalist Margaret Craig survives a violent crash on an icy Charleston bridge, she finds herself teetering on the edge—literally and figuratively. Waking from a coma, Margaret finds herself in a world she doesn't recognize: 1942, in the midst of World War II. Assigned to cover the war in the South Pacific, she is embedded with a battle-hardened company of U.S. Marines heading into the fight for Tulagi and Guadalcanal. Their commander, Lieutenant Caleb Tate, wants nothing to do with a woman on the front lines, much less a reporter. Undeterred, Margaret's courage, wit, and unwavering sense of duty begin to chip away at his defenses. As bombs fall and loyalties are tested, a bond forms between them that neither could have imagined. When the pair is captured and imprisoned in a brutal Japanese POW camp, Margaret must summon every ounce of strength to survive—and to protect the man she's grown to love. But through it all, one haunting question remains: Is she meant to stay in the past… or find a way back home? Perfect for fans of time travel romance, historical military fiction, and unforgettable heroines, "Fog" is a sweeping tale of courage, sacrifice, and the power of love across time.