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    Picnic by the Lake of Time

    By Katherine Tomlinson

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    About this ebook

    Have you ever had a moment in your life that you wished you could do over? Make a different choice? Turn in a different direction? Say “yes” instead of “no”?

    For Morra Kinkaide, that branch point came when when she was six years old and watched her beloved older brother drown in a lake near their parents’ summer home.

    Determined to rescue her brother, Morra has become a time traveler. And now, twenty years after that fateful day, she is ready to fulfill a promise she made to herself as a child—to return to the lake and prevent her brother’s death.

    Her instructors have told her that she cannot change the past, but she is determined to prove them wrong, no matter what the cost.

    Picnic by the Lake of Time is a bittersweet, bite-size novelette (11K) summer read.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKatherine Tomlinson
    Release dateJul 20, 2016
    ISBN9781536551853
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    Picnic by the Lake of Time
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    Katherine Tomlinson

    Katherine Tomlinson is a former journalist whose work has appeared in magazines and newspapers throughout North America. Her essays have been featured in the St. Martin’s Press Anthology What Was I Thinking? and in the book Pearls of Wisdom from Grandma (Regan Books). Her fiction has been published at ThugLit; A Twist of Noir; Dark Fire; and in Astonishing Adventures Magazine. She is the publisher of Dark Valentine Magazine. She lives in Los Angeles.

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