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The Other Side of Yesterday

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For Civil War buffs, this adds a another fictional dimension to our never ending fascination with the subject.

Madge Walls, author of Paying the Price

The Other Side of Yesterday by Kenn Grimes sets up a mystery that promises more intrigue and fascinating history as we follow Carter McGlone and Sara Jane Williams to adulthood.

Mary Popham, writer, editor, reviewer

The authenticity is there, loud and clear.

Maggie Wise Riley, retired actress


When thirteen-year-old Carter McGlone removes a medal from around the neck of a skeleton he stumbles across in 1912, he has no idea that fifteen years later that same medal will take him on a journey back in time to 1863, where he meets and falls in love with Helen Jones; comes face to face with seventeen-year-old Kiernan O'Doherty who, some sixty years in the future, will be involved in the murder of Carter's girlfriend, Emmaline; and gets caught up in a minor battle of the Civil War. Take this incredible trip with Carter; a wild ride through time, war, and romance.

401 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 19, 2012

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June 22, 2020
I really enjoyed this book and am looking forward to getting more of his books. I also read Strangled in the Stacks, and he has two more of the Booker Falls series I want to read. I like mysteries but not the blood & guts that so many of them have. Ken Grimes does a good job!
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March 18, 2013
I don't usually like time travel books (except for Diana Gabaldon) but this book grabbed me from page 1 and I couldn't put it down. Then at the end, I didn't want it to end. Very enjoyable read!
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