Timekeepers: Civil Disturbance

by J.Y. Harris

Guns and ghosts and assassins-- oh my! Kristen and Brad are visiting their cousin Sally in a small city in New York. It's just a family vacation; what could possibly go wrong?? Apparently, a lot. Kristen is visiting a museum for school research and suddenly discovers she's been thrown back in time.... AGAIN. Luckily she's not alone; a cute museum volunteer made the strange trip to 1865 with her. Together they do what needs to be done, and steel themselves to deal with a tragic national event. Across town Brad and Sally are also on an educational mission. However, a bonehead move by Brad triggers a cosmic timeshift for these cousins, as well. Abruptly thrust into 1865, they find themselves taking part in an important--and potentially deadly--mission on behalf of a revered American leader. The two sets of teens rush to put history on the right track, as the life and liberty of others depends on them And can they each manage to get back to their own time? ~ ~ ~ ~ This is the second Timekeepers book, which features Brad and Kristen Everheart. Target audience is ages 12-up. The book is approximately 51,600 words.

183 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 14, 2012

About the author

The Timekeepers series is for middle-grade/young teens (ages 11 and up).

Under pen-names Jean Louise this author has written some women's contemporary books, Nobody's Perfect and Fool Me Once. Also, two series of novellas: It Takes a Thief, with two stories, and Boys in Blue, with three.

E-mail address is jyharrisbooks@gmail.com, and J. Y. Harris also has a page on Facebook.